Essex Class Aircraft Carrier Screw by louannwarren

Essex Class Aircraft Carrier Screw

At the Nimitz Museum this 15 foot tall, 27,000 pound, solid bronze screw (propellor) makes quite a display. Jerry served on the USS Hornet Aircraft Carrier in the late 50’s, the Hornet had 4 of these pushing it through the water.
Captivating.
October 15th, 2017  
This is such a neat display!
October 15th, 2017  
A great shot Lou Ann !
October 15th, 2017  
Cool
October 15th, 2017  
Bep
Great shot!
October 15th, 2017  
A huge display.
October 15th, 2017  
It is enormous.
October 15th, 2017  
wow, that is large enough. very intersting to see.
October 16th, 2017  
Great shot of this display. Certainly is a big propeller.
October 16th, 2017  
Wow! Amazing propeller! Cool shot!
October 16th, 2017  
Wonderful place of art!
October 16th, 2017  
Wow! the things we learn from other 365's...Massive.
October 16th, 2017  
Not sure why but when I first looked at this image it reminded me of a duck
October 16th, 2017  
@nicolecampbell I thought the same thing, ha!
October 16th, 2017  
@louannwarren - great minds think alike :)
October 16th, 2017  
@danette @farmreporter @beryl @joansmor @gijsje @dide @onewing @gq @littleconnie @gaylewood @joemuli @happysnaps @nicolecampbell

I should have had Jerry stand behind it to give scale to it’s size. The deck of the carrier was 80’ above the ocean’s surface, it was a huge ship, I can believe it took four of these to push it along. Thank you all so much for your comments!
October 17th, 2017  
It really puts things in perspective.
October 18th, 2017  
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