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After the war (WWII) these SBD Dauntless dive bombers were decommissioned (stripped of usable parts), loaded on a barge and sent to their final resting place in 100 feet of salt water on the bottom of the Kwajalein lagoon. These planes saw valiant service in the Pacific theater in now sit in an underwater museum like setting. These were carrier based planes, note prominent tail hooks.
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