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Check Out The New VIDMAX VIRAL Now!
First time humans have viewed the USS Independence and 65 years! First look at a sunken WWII-era aircraft carrier
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3 jailers watch as officer wrapped chain around detainee’s neck and briefly choked him
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'You Dead, Bitch' Horrific Footage Shows Woman Assaulting Another Before Shooting Her Dead In Seattle After Argument
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17-Year-Old Thug Who Shot And Killed A Store Clerk Over A Bag Of Chips Walks Free In Houston
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BREAKING: Man Sets Himself On Fire Outside Trump Trial In Manhatten (DISTURBING FOOTAGE)
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UPDATE: The Man Who Lit Himself On Fire Outside The Trump Trial In Manhattan Was An Anarcho-Communist
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So Brave, So Strong, So Absurd
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Glimpsing the Independence for the first time yesterday, Delgado could tell how the ship landed. She came down with a whole lot of inertia, that’s for sure, and landed on her nose. “She settled bow-first, which was probably heavier because of the removal of the machinery aft that was done.” The evidence? Tell-tale flexing and breaking at the bow—something the overhead view of the sonar couldn’t show.
But perhaps the most incredible discovery (by metric of the livestreamed astonishment of the crew) was the carcass of a Hellcat fighter plane in the belly of the carrier. Which might get you wondering: Why on Earth would the Navy sink a plane instead of scrapping it?
