oriskany videos

The USS Oriskany, the world's largest artificial reef has exploded with life in a dramatic fashion after being down only 10 months!!

The sinking of the aircraft carrier Oriskany off the coast of Pensacola, Florida.

Pensacola, FL is the premiere dive destination in the United States. Just a short drive from many major cities, Pensacola is home to the best wreck diving you can find. Pensacola also is home to the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany, the world's largest artificial reef!

Footage aboard the USS Oriskany in the Gulf of Tonkin. Just a normal day, so you can see routine catapult launches and traps of various Navy aircraft among others ED-2 Hawkeyes, A-7D Corsairs, F-8 Crusaders. Take off is seen of S-3 Sea King helicopters. This video has been used with the authorization of glewis.us where you can find this and other videos with the original effects and in the original format (uncut). This unique footage was made by Jerry Schulte during his tour on the Big 'O'....

USS Oriskany CVA-34 at sea and Unrep (Underway Replishment). - There's just something about old 8mm film. No matter the contents- no matter the skill of the cameraman- watching an old film has a certain appeal. Oddly enough this is the second film I've watched today with heavy artilery being fired. Lots of scenes with items being delivered on zip lines of sorts. Good shots of a military copter as well. Nice 8mm home movie transfer of a Navy ship. Military film includes footage of the USS ...

Divers descend to 223 feet to explore the underside, props, and rudder of the USS Oriskany off of Pensacola, Florida.

1) USS Oriskany launched, an Essex-class carrier, named after Revolutionary war battle; 2) Secret Maps Guided US Bombers - contour maps 80 ft. by 60 ft. made in California 3) President Decorates War Heroes - Truman gives 15 medals, to men including Corps. Kraft and Dawes 4) First Freight Glider - for lobsters, kept cold by high altitude. (partial newsreel)

NYTimes.com - The USS Oriskany was sunk in 2006 as an artificial reef. Despite environmental issues, it is now a popular diving spot.

Memorial dives on the USS Oriskany May 17, 2007

hundimiento del portaaviones Oriskany aircraft carrier

Footage aboard the USS Oriskany showing S-3 helo flyby. F-8 Crusader landing and being hooked to slow down by the trap wire. Touch down A-7D Corsairs. Nice formation flights of the same (4). A-3 Skywarrior coming in and launches of the same. This video has been used with the authorization of glewis.us where you can find this and other videos with the original effects and in the original format (uncut). This unique footage was made by Jerry Schulte during his tour on the Big 'O'....

Documentory of dive trip to the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany.

ClearVis Productions version of the sinking of the Oriskany.

USS Oriskany (part 3 of 3 parts) is a historical documentary tracing this magnificent aircraft carrier from its origin to its final resting place at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, 22 miles off the shoreline of Pensacola, Florida. Divers from all over the globe come to explore the world's largest man-made reef. Learn about its history and the courageous fighter pilots and who took off from its deck to fight missions in Vietnam and their return "home" on her deck on "inky black nights ...

WMG snapped my soundtrack away.... so here is a new upload of the same video Showing mounting "turtle" of the catapult system of the Oriskany on a F-8 Crusader,launches of F-8 Crusaders and the A-7D Corsair II. You can see landing of A-7D Corsair after a mission with live ammunition (500 lbs bomb) still attached. S-2 Tracker lands and folds up the wings. This video has been used with the authorization of glewis.us where you can find this and other videos with the original effects and in the ...

This is the trip video from our 2008 Adventure to the USS Oriskany. This trip is AWESOME! The difference between the wreck now and the first time we dove it was amazing. If you are interested in joining us for another of our adventures check out the Divers Incorporated website at www.diversinc.com

Once in a lifetime opportunity to see the reefing of a retired Naval Aircraft Carrier--The Mighty Oriskany! Go to www.OriskanyMemorial.com to see more.

Oriskany Dive on 6-21-07

Go to vintagefilmarsenal.com to purchase a full-length 1 hr-32min DVD of "VF-192 Golden Dragons" which includes a soundtrack from 1950s Armed Forces Radio broadcasts and a slide-show. Rare Korean War era home movies filmed by LtJG. Harvey M. Winfrey aboard the USS Princeton (CV-37), at NAS Moffett Field in California, and aboard USS Oriskany (CVA-34), flying the F4U Corsair and F9F Panther.

excerpt ful a project produced for Southeastern Technical Divers and International Training by ClearVis Productions. TDI Technical Instructor Bill Lester swims through the flight bridge of the USS Oriskany.

My first time capturing underwater video and using new software for editing. This is the USS Oriskany, an aircraft carrier that was sunk 24 miles off the coast of Pensacola, Fl as an artifical reef.

USS Oriskany (part 2 of 3 parts) is a historical documentary tracing this magnificent aircraft carrier from its origin to its final resting place at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, 22 miles off the shoreline of Pensacola, Florida. Divers from all over the globe come to explore the world's largest man-made reef. Learn about its history and the courageous fighter pilots and who took off from its deck to fight missions in Vietnam and their return "home" on her deck on "inky black nights ...

WEBSITE: www.teachertube.com Part two of a documentary about the Battle of Oriskany.

This was one of our favorite Divers Incorporated expeditions. The USS Oriskany was sunk off of the coast of Pensacola Florida in May of the same year and we had an opportunity to dive it. I was surprised a the amount of life that was on the ship even after it had been down such a short period of time. We do this trip every year sometimes the weather cooperates sometimes it doesn't but we have a good time every time we go. If you want to join us, check out our website at www.diversinc.com...

Here is the first of two videos I took while diving on the USS Oriskany. It was a beautiful day on the topside and even better under water. Visibility was 70-80ft on the top part of the water column then dropped to 40-50 feet once below 110 feet.