1.4K reactions · 475 shares | It’s a museum—on an actual aircraft carrier! Climb aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, one of NYC’s most intriguing attractions. | New York City Tourism + Conventions | Facebook

3.9K views · 62 reactions | On March 18, 1945, a young, newly married naval aviator flew from USS Intrepid on his first combat mission. This pilot, Loren Isley, never returned. Fifty years later, a Japanese fisherman found what is thought to be the remnants of his F4U-1D Corsair. Visit the exhibition “Final Flight: The Story of a WWII Corsair” to discover the story of Loren Isley and the surviving remnants of his aircraft. | Intrepid Museum | Facebook

USS Intrepid educates Americans on history of service: Report | American Agenda