. Scene in the Flight Deck Control Room of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVAN-65), during operations off North Vietnam, 4 April 1966. Status boards show the exact location of aircraft on the carrier's flight deck. Note the vari-coloured jerseys worn by members of the different flight deck crews. 4 April 1966. USN 20 Flight Deck Control Room on USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) off Vietnam in 1966

. Scene in the Flight Deck Control Room of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVAN-65), during operations off North Vietnam, 4 April 1966. Status boards show the exact location of aircraft on the carrier's flight deck. Note the vari-coloured jerseys worn by members of the different flight deck crews. 4 April 1966. USN 20 Flight Deck Control Room on USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) off Vietnam in 1966 Stock Photo

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