NOAA is asking for the public's help in identifying the car, which went down with the USS Yorktown during the 1942 Battle of Midway.

Resting 3.1 miles beneath the surface and roughly 1,000 miles northwest of Honolulu, the Yorktown was first discovered in 1998 by Robert Ballard in coordination with the National ...

A hand-painted mural dubbed “A Chart of Cruises of the USS Yorktown” was additionally found inside an elevator shaft that tracked the numerous voyages of the massive ship, the NOAA said.

A vehicle was found in the hangar of the USS Yorktown, which was famously sunk by a Japanese submarine during the Battle of Midway in June 1942.

which landed aboard the USS Yorktown after a successful attack on a Japanese carrier ship. Records show that the badly damaged airplanes were moved to the hangar deck and set ablaze when three ...

A crew exploring the USS Yorktown at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean recently came across the unexpected sight of a Ford automobile in the ship's hangar. The car was discovered April 19 in an ...

A crew exploring the USS Yorktown shipwreck made an unexpected ... the car upright with part of its license plate reading, “SHIP SERVICE __ NAVY” and the windshield still intact about three ...

View of the mural, ‘A Chart of the Cruises of the USS Yorktown,’ hand-painted inside the ship’s #2 elevator shaft, seen during the Papahānaumokuākea ROV and Mapping expedition dive on ...

The NOAA's exploration team explored the ship's hangar deck and discovered a mural, titled "A Chart of the Cruises of the USS Yorktown," painted on the wall of one of the ship's elevator shafts.

The USS Yorktown was a WWII aircraft carrier that was hit by three bombs dropped by Japanese carrier bombers during the Battle of Midway in 1942, but that's not what sank it. The ship was being ...

Eighty-three years after sinking, the USS Yorktown is still revealing ... “Its motifs showcase the pride that Yorktown’s sailors had for their ship, the global scale of Yorktown’s activities ...

slipping beneath the waves after Japanese forces torpedoed the ship during the Battle of Midway. On April 19 and 20, NOAA Ocean Exploration explored the final resting place of USS Yorktown ...