Caught on Camera: Ghosts of the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point

[@DeusVultTKD]

When I was younger I went to school in South Carolina. We had a field trip to the Yorktown. We stayed the night a slept in the bunks like the sailors did. The spirits never messed with us. They are American Sailors. I honestly felt safe there. They protect us in life and death. Edit: This must have happened 20 years ago.

[@erynd2524]

I would be at peace, knowing that they are still there with us and willing to share their home with us. Thank you my shipmates!

[@markdidsbury3626]

There is nothing on that ship that will harm you, Thank you dad rest in peace.

[@pommiebears]

I agree. My grandad was in the Royal Navy, and has been committed to the sea after he passed. He spent 2yrs in the pacific on an American aircraft carrier, lent to the Royal Navy. It was the Roma. Then it was HMS Athelyn. My grandad wouldn’t hurt a soul. These American spirits are surely there to keep an eye on the ship, not to harm anyone. RIP to your lovely Dad. 🌹

[@markdidsbury3626]

@@pommiebears Thank you

[@flyingfarmer22]

I was harmed on that ship. I’m 6’4 1/2 I don’t know how many times I hit my head and it wasn’t comfortable leaning over slightly. I’m a WW2 nerd I drove 15hrs south to go to it. The ship was great and well worth it.

[@bethbrown5723]

My dad was on that ship. He was one of the survivors. God bless their souls

[@0xygenMoron]

@@pommiebears my great grandad was on this ship, he was a crewmate in the boiler room area, it was awesome to get to see this place in real life

[@Ryzen_56X]

For those who get confused the CV-10 was renamed Yorktown while still under construction to commemorate the loss of USS Yorktown (CV-5) during the Battle of Midway in June 1942.

[@adriansmith7730]

Yeah, I was like "damn Mandela effect"

[@ManfromJapan12]

I live in a funeral parlor. I hear doors banging downstairs all the time. I am the only one in the building apart from the deceased. I do believe this to be real.

[@IrishTechnicalThinker]

Joseph No way! That's crazy. Why you living there man?

[@johneasler9967]

You've got big balls, Brother Joe

[@wassamattau5787]

Yikes! Even before, when I didnt really believe ghosts were likely to exist, I would have found it just too creepy to live or work in such a place as a funeral parlor.. Even the thought of living or even working in a place where one is reminded on a daily, even constant basis, of their mortality, is enough to stir up an incredibly discomfiting feeling inside me, & even to have the feeling begin to wind up until it wants to almost spin out of control... I guess you have mastered your thoughts & mind better than I, & probably better than most folks have. Then, to add on to that, you must have the mental fortitude to stay sane, despite the ever-present, virtual certainty that spirits, which i now have come to understand do very much indeed exist, are quite likely to almost constantly be drawn to this place where you live &/or work..well, I salute your strength in being able to handle that.. That is, assuming you haven't mentally snapped, & you're not secretly killing folks in the basement, nor humping on the corpses, or any other such gruesomeness, that is?

[@carryon2406]

You need a channel !!! Start videoing that stuff ppl are obsessed with the afterlife!

[@wassamattau5787]

@Kathy Rheinfrank I've done it in a coffin.. with my girlfriend, who was alive, but it was hot! Not! I'm just kidding, of course, we weren't some kind of psycho-sexual, sicko deviant couple!- No! Obviously, she was actually several days dead at the time... Again, kidding.. It's funny,, actually, because normally I wouldn't care, & id applaud another for their willingness to make such a joke at all, but in this instance i actually feel a bit of cringe, ALMOST even, but not quite, strongly enough to censor myself & not post this...? Now, why would that be, I wonder?

[@BB-kt5eb]

I spent two nights in the Yorktown one weekend in 1992 with my Boy Scout troop. We ALL thought there was always someone watching us at certain places on the ship.

[@ericwilson6016]

I went around 2010 and it was the same way the bunks were fine but while we were exploring around it definitely felt funny

[@zchris87v80]

I was probably around 12 (so this would have been 1999 or so) when I stayed the night with the scout troop. There was no ventilation in the bunks, but I felt a cold breeze rush past me near one of the darkened rooms. Stayed again when I was 15 or so, but didn't experience the same. Was back on the same ship when I was 27 and 28, but I've never had that same feeling.

[@CaptainsDen]

I was a crewman on the Yorktown in 1968 and 69 and never experienced anything or even heard of any ghost stories.

[@yodawg3469]

More than likely because it was still an active ship

[@loneshewolf3309]

CaptainsDen thought I'd let you know, my stepdad never heard or saw anything either when we lived in a haunted house. My Mom, my brother, my boyfriend and I saw and heard all kinds of weird stuff. There was a family that would have dinner, you could hear them chatting, chairs scooting, silverware and glasses tinkling at 2 or 3 am. If we said hello? Who's that? The noises would abruptly halt. A young lady would cry and run up and down the stairs. An old man with a long beard and flannel shirt was in the window watching my boyfriend and I pull up. I thought it was one of my stepdad's biker pals but we searched and no one was there. A week later Mom saw the same guy, he smiled and vanished. I could tell more but it would take too long. Not everyone sees, hears, or feels spirits. I've noticed these abilities tend to run in families. I'd like to know why my family can sense the dead. Who knows?

[@adriansmith7730]

@@loneshewolf3309 Can relate, my mom and sister are always like "Did you see the little girl?" I never see anything, but that doesn't mean I don't believe in them. I just pay my respects and move on.

[@themajesticmagnificent8561]

Thank you Sir.I’m not buying this at all.Would rather hear experiences of ex crew members like you on that great ship

[@GenXMafia]

You guys ARE the ghosts! 🤪

[@TheGoodmusic2011]

Several years ago my wife & I toured the USS Yorktown. We enjoyed it. After leaving we started talking about feeling like we were watched in certain areas. And we both agreed that it had to have been the spirits of those that had served on it.

[@bennydaniel9906]

1989 i.was in the Navy there uss ortolan I visited the Yorktown I was down in the mess area in the room has alot of atifacts I was alone in there suddenly there was a old guy next to me in a trench coat and golfer hat we were talking about the items there under the glass I looked down for a second looked up he was gone

[@schutzstaffel1235]

He was actually talking to you in a normal human voice? And this guy was solid in appearance, not transparent or translucent?

[@Robert.Deeeee]

Benny was smoking a lot of pcp in the 80s though

[@H1V3_B0M8]

Holy Shit man, I never witnessed a ghost before but that has to be the amazing thing I have ever read!

[@54jnl]

Vince Lombardi?

[@Utubesanarc]

@@Robert.Deeeee your too funny

[@grahambroughton4416]

They are hero ghosts and should be saluted...Amen.

[@jimmywilliams4257]

Iron Heart why ?

[@LionHeart1777]

@@jimmywilliams4257 Because they are not human souls, according to Christianity and other religions.. human souls does not randomly wander around here, they are either demons or fallen angels, mimicking and tricking us which is their very nature to do. You heard word "Nephilims"? you can google. I have nothing against those soldiers, but i don't believe they are human souls. It is obvious.

[@LionHeart1777]

It is written that they will be on earth causing trouble even after the flood, which killed their first "bodies". Now they are called evil spirits or demons who wander around trying to possess, trick and harm us. If you study ancient history you see those beings were real back then, that is why they dwell in places like this warship, because they are behind all of those activities, they are the origins of violence, who start killing on earth and they still do it to this day. Jesus said that we have to test the spirits by his name.. have those guys done it? probably not.

[@reesescales784]

Thats always what I think when I see a ghost story from a military base or ship. I pray for their souls because they gave the ultimate sacrifice.

[@HIGHWAYATMIDNIGHT]

Not all spirits are evil, that is a fact. Compare them with humans because many of them were once human but, some certainly are not. There are demons though, non human ancient creatures that come from the devil. Some were fallen angels cast from heaven, others were conjured by the energies of malevolent humans with evil intent... There also are angels that are very real, who come to humans at their times of death or when people are in perilous situations. I always questioned these things for years but, 5 years ago I suffered a demonic attack. A real, true to life attack where I was powerless to fight this thing off of my own accord. The only solution was praying to God. At that moment, the most beautiful translucent light came down and saved me from that creature. I will never again deny the existence of God or the power of prayer. Nor will I deny the existence of human spirits, demons or other entities I have not yet encountered. Seeing is believing for many but, there are certainly things of a paranormal nature that occur daily all around us that we do not see. I hope one day down the road, you can one day come to the conclusion that the Jehovah Witness belief that all spirits are demons is entirely false.

[@josi4251]

Spirits of the Yorktown -- we salute you.

[@mandla551]

What if there the enemies

[@kadensullivan5994]

I stayed on the Yorktown for two nights, that shit was the scariest thing I have ever been on. We had chain rattle in the engine room and a wheel turn, I just about pissed my pants.

[@systematic4049]

@Kathy Rheinfrank who hurt you?

[@mrslavanderblu]

Must be the staff giving you guys a run for your money lol

[@Cavelson]

Great vid... I hope those ghosts deserves a salute every single day cuz they are all hearted -lion. I'am a former seafarer and I'd like to have a job like yours and live again with all those lads that I lost.

[@whitedovetail]

Very well done video. And I agree that these souls on WWII ships were heroes that gave all of us our freedom and they are all Patriots. I served 4 years in the US Air Force at the end of the Vietnam War and had spit land on my face because of it. But I served with honor just as my Father and all 3 of his Brothers did. Freedom comes at a price and the people that payed with their lives are due a special place in Heaven.

[@marlonb.8243]

That is correct. Those ghosts were sailor, soldiers, servicemen. Those ghosts are the good guys.

[@bigredc222]

It's neat that that guy started hanging out there as a kid, and now it's his job.

[@garyhaber333]

What he said at the end choked me up. I had the pleasure of visiting Yorktown during my 30th USN reunion last year. Proud to have served with my fellow shipmates aboard the USS Concord AFS5. RP3 Haber 85-93

[@albesunim5603]

I served on the USS Forrestal for 10 months, 4 years after the fire in June of 67. My berthing compartment was in the aft section of the ship below location of the fire. Sailors died as burning JP5 flooded in from holes blown into the overhead in the compartment. 134 men died, 161 injured. I don’t know how many lost their lives in that compartment. You could feel a presence, hear soft muffled voices, locker doors being closed, lights coming on with no one there. At first it was a bit spooky but I got use to it.

[@johnberry5275]

Did any of the ghosts say "CURSE YOU, JOHN MCCAIN!! you CARELESS NITWIT!!" ? [of course, these days, everyone, including the Wikipedia entry, claims that the fire was due to a faulty Zuni rocket, and the Forrestal wiki entry also makes no mention of any wrongdoing by John McCain. I have always wondered if War Hero John McCain was somehow intentionally shot down, afterwards.]

[@albesunim5603]

No mention. If you don’t trust Wikipedia then google USS Forrestal official report. Read : Navy.mill>jag>investigations. McCain had nothing to do with it. View the footage of the flight deck prior to the fire as recorded for flight operations. There is no sign of any wet starting, if that’s is what you are referring to.

[@johnberry5275]

I went to Patriots Point, alone, back in 1991, during the first week of October. I stood on the deck of the USS Yorktown. I had previously seen video clips of "shot up" planes attempting to land on the Yorktown. In one video clip, a plane rams its right wing into the Conning Tower. I examined the Conning Tower to see if I could find the DENT where the wing hit. Sure enough, the dent was there.

[@icro9999]

Appreciate the freedoms we have? Thank a Patriot!

[@gordongoodman8342]

I have only seen loss of freedom over the past two decades. These so called "heroes" are banker pawns. Either too stupid or too cowardly to do anything about it.

[@HallamstylesTOPIC_1234]

@@gordongoodman8342 respect them

[@gordongoodman8342]

@@HallamstylesTOPIC_1234 Nah.

[@HallamstylesTOPIC_1234]

@@gordongoodman8342 if you have nothing good to say about these hero’s then don’t type at all fam 👌🏻

[@gordongoodman8342]

@@HallamstylesTOPIC_1234 You think people that are deceived into invading and killing people in foreign lands are heroes? If I don't type the truth, who will?

[@bigpoppa4277]

I Love the USS YorkTown The ghosts on there should respected and honored

[@wolfgangholtzclaw2637]

Pea Coat.. .the standard heavy wool coat worn by all sailors for many years, I don't know about modern navy. My brother in the sixties served on a Mine sweeper and he said, yeah you put on that pea coat when you go out on watch and with your binoculars trained out to your zone of watching, and your Pea Coat the only thing breaking the wind and cold... Sailor's loved their Pea Coats they could count on them... Soldiers of old and their steel pots, and sailors under their pea coats... serving, suffering, enduring... so it is... so it was... so it shall ever be. God bless them all!!!

[@sherylelkins201]

I was there in the 80s with a military group. While we were touring the ship, a friend and I had stopped in the infirmary. We were standing facing each other. While we were talking to each other, I felt some poke my arm. I turned to my left expecting one of our group behind me. There was no one there.

[@daleslover2771]

7:56 "It's very important that we don't forget where we came from" Spot On Sir.

[@sarahkellogg8831]

My husband and I visited 3 years ago. I definitely felt spirit's while walking through. I thought my husband had said my name and he said it wasn't him.

[@fluffybunny8180]

when i was here a ghost tapped me in my shoulder. it didn’t feel like an evil spirit or an angry spirit. i felt safe like they was tryna get my attention

[@hatednyc]

That Helicopter photograph is particularly Spectacular. What a stellar catch!

[@merrickmixson362]

My friend James and I used to cut school and hang out on the ship all day exploring. Once, in the medic area, we saw something strange.

[@theptfsredarrows863]

What was it?

[@lisamays8997]

i remember visiting the ship when we lived in south carolina, saw someone dressed in military uniform and when i mentioned it to one of the employees i was told they didnt have anyone on board in military uniform. as i envisioned the person i remember their skin did look kind gray.

[@jville533]

Same here. I shared a two of my experiences on here. If yours was on the hanger deck, we may have seen the same sailor.

[@CracKFists]

Hey I like your avatar lisa

[@independentrealist9299]

Great video and fascinating facts and sights.

[@adriansilva4096]

Been there with boyscouts about 30 years ago for 2 nights and went exploring with a few buddies at around 3am and boy let me tell you it's definitely haunted!!! Heard noises doors closing drafts with no doors open and shadows where there were no lights so yeah it's full of history and RIP to the sailor's who passed protecting our Mother land! Salute

[@hfdshrimp3973]

All the ghosts on old military ships are the best

[@GoodGuyArchie]

I remember hearing whispers when me and boy scouts spent the weekend on this ship and a light bulb randomly came unscrewed and broke. This was maybe 4 years ago when i was 12-13

[@jaymilone4270]

Check out the USS North Carolina. Spooky stuff there too. And you can see both in one day drive!

[@garybolton7916]

When I was young, sometime in mid 60's, we were in VA visiting my future brother inlaw at the lesser known BattleCreek station in Norfolk. While we were there the Chesapeake Bay tunnel was closed because the Yorktown had strayed from the channel and was sitting on it! They were waiting for high tide so she could float off and re-open the tunnel!

[@paulsmith8212]

Do you mean “ Little Creek” ? That’s where I was stationed in Norfolk.

[@garybolton7916]

@@paulsmith8212 Could have been. I just know it was considered a separate base from the Norfolk one.

[@paulsmith8212]

gary bolton McDonald’s outside the front gate.

[@doubleslit9513]

Love the stories! Good stuff 👍

[@andrewthompson1500]

It’s march 5th 2023 and on the 4th I was pleased to take the ghost tour that’s given there and it’s one of the best things ever!!!

[@zchris87v80]

Didn't know that was even a thing. Had my own eerie encounters staying on this ship as a kid in scouts.

[@XxSavannaxX]

I believe too and I want to thank the Patriots for protecting us. I want a ghost tore

[@delphineandre9695]

What is the quality of the water on board? Are the pipes in correct condition and how is the maintenance going?

[@johneasler9967]

I love the Great State of South Carolina!

[@DaGhostToastRoast]

Hello from North Carolina!

[@oopdoop2893]

I live there i have been on that ship

[@oopdoop2893]

Ive been in that ship for a trip before.

[@philelsner105]

i.m a former crew member of the cvs 10 yorktown.i served as part of ships company working in opperations division.1964 1967,

[@brendabilotti1912]

Thankyou for your service sir!

[@subrahmanyam1]

I have a ghost image on video caught by my infra red camera , how to send or share it to you for perusal please

[@BT-fg1is]

I agree, ghosts are people and deserve respect.

[@PECOSO0]

Being a US Marine Vet myself I get chocked up hearing these stories. Semper Fi my Brothers Rest easy now.

[@robscott8296]

3:45 I think that might be Lieutenant smokey

[@bearvalentine379]

Rob Scott who's Leiutenant Smokey

[@grahambroughton4416]

Xmas day and I'm still watching paranormal shows lol and I love it ,better than all the Xmas repeats on t.v

[@jville533]

I've been aboard the Yorktown twice, once when I lived I Conway, South Carolina. On one visit, we was on the hanger deck, more toward the aft part of the area looking forward, and I saw a sailor, wearing an old duty uniform, walk from behind one of planes at the far end, from the port side toward the starboard side turn and go down the passage way, but the thing is when he turned the corner, another couple was walking out of that passage way, they appeared to have bumped into each other, but the couple made no movement like to look at the sailor as to say Excuse me and neither did the sailor. It would have been a hard of enough hit to knock someone out of step, but neither lost stride. On the other visit we were as far below decks as you're allowed to go and further below, I heard two men carrying on a conversation and what sounded like tools being used on a part of the ship, but I dismissed it as someone alive today working on the it. So yes, there are sailors spirits still aboard the Yorktown, still doing their work aboard ship.

[@candengorman1213]

When I was on it less then a week ago... I heard a mans voice during the day and I thought it was another visitor and when I looked down the alleyway I thought I’d see someone but I didn’t so I went down the hall and there was no open doors that was close enough for the voice to be from, so I wrote it off as maybe sound just travels on a metal ship, so I continued touring so I went to the officers mess I think it was, and I smelled coffee and cigarettes and I didn’t believe it, then I looked up Ghosts of the USS Yorktown and now I’m here.

[@markhonea2461]

Canden Gorman - Awesome 👍🤔 and kinda spooky! Thanks for sharing that!

[@candengorman1213]

@@markhonea2461 Yeah I still think it was just in my head but one navy vet that was there said it smelt like the ship was running in the engine rooms, but I didn’t smell a thing. Could be physiological but I’d love to belive it was real.

[@soulvaccination8679]

I was on that ship in 2014.Every place I walked I saw a shadow.It was very scarey..But it turned out to be my own shadow upon investigation.

[@judedadude2183]

I have been on this ship 5 times each time I went I never experienced anything of the sort

[@COINSINPOCKET]

Go at night.

[@dianekisselburgh6741]

First you have to believe...

[@dianekisselburgh6741]

Believing has always worked for me.

[@Davisp989]

Never seen or heard anything either. Both the laffey and the Yorktown are extremely peaceful.

[@delphineandre9695]

5:42 "you're square" think of the english expression. Now how can you get multiples of 2 in those numbers? Can you obtain : (2*2) _(2*2*2)_2? In the last line of digits and letters below, B is the second letter of the alphabet and A is the first so you get: 2_(2*2)_(1+1). That make the first line contain 6 times 2 and the last one 4 times. Look at this first line: 4+8=12 and 8+2=10 if you add those digits you get 22. Last line 2+4+2=8. That sums to 30. We have an isolated odd number, 3. At last, if you treat those signs as if they were minuses, you get 4-8-2 (always ignore the zero): -6 and on the last line you get:2-4+1+1= 0 you have 6 everywhere if you consider the initial "2" found by groups of 3. You have written without knowing it what you call "the number of the beast"

[@robertpillowjr.1672]

God Bless all the men and women who gave their lives to defend our Country!

[@neongenecis]

Salute those brave men who fought for freedom. Salute!

[@datninjadev73]

I was in that ship before in boy scouts I heard nothing about ghost and I slept on it i heard nothing in that ship

[@datninjadev73]

It was last summer to

[@itsJoshua1986]

I’m going to it right now and I think I’ll be on the watch while I vlog

[@delphineandre9695]

the pipes. There's almost always water involved in places that are "haunted" but here, the problem seems to go through the pipes. What happened in the machine room? Was steam involved?

[@Manbeast222]

Holy heck, is the door flying open at 2:22 just an example, or actual footage? That would have me running off the ship ASAP. As active duty Navy now, I appreciate the spirits that remain there still standing watch, but I wouldnt stick around after that happening.

[@southwestAZ]

cool I like history of old buildings !

[@khubbard9489]

Spirits are VERY REAL.😇

[@cplcabs]

The only thing that is real is people's imagination.

[@hollywoodizmeh4233]

cplcabs shut up dont talk you have no room to talk if you havent had an experience

[@karenrivers3719]

I was on that ship earlier 🥶🥶

[@henrybirchard2902]

Chanel Barbie same

[@John_The_Eeveechu]

hmm no wonder i heard those noises when i was with my troop when we went there last year

[@bonniestephenson1153]

I went there with my boy scout troop as well, but no weird noises, though the boiler room was a bit creepy

[@davidspedding8349]

what about the somme concentration camps where millions died no ghosts there no ghosts anywhere

[@kimbo99]

maybe nobody died there.

[@pbjman5809]

@@kimbo99 You have no clue what happened there, and it really shows

[@jamesdewer]

I tried out for naval service, SEALs however when we set off, I became violently ill. Seasickness and no it wasn't the food. Needless to say I was moved off aircraft carriers and reassigned.

[@AudioAndroid]

I know nothing is Hack Proof but I wonder if its possible to make a Ghost Camera that can not be tampered with.

[@shahram72]

Was there today... There was a chain swaying for no reason. Nobody there or near recently. I stopped it by hand, and it kept swinging.

[@G_A_Z_23]

4:00 that’s chilling! It wasn’t an intruder if you look closely you can see that the figure has a tucked shirt and sailor cap, It was a spirit.

[@Utubesanarc]

"Never saw someone vaporize before?" You've never met my ex girlfriend

[@brianmccloskey1319]

It explains in the Holy Bible that theres two exists of a physical body the energy matter of a spiritual body

[@pbjman5809]

...and..?

[@tomdooley3522]

When you see a guy walk pass you , his cigarette don't give off any light and he looks to be about two inches above deck , well it's takes time to think that kind of thing over.

[@edwinputman3896]

i thot that the yorktown went down at the batle of midway

[@royludger5980]

The first Yorktown was cv 5

[@SkyTHEGuy]

I’ve seen a ghost in the Engine room once it was a sailor in a sailor uniform

[@aarondavis8943]

Why do we get a single frame of video? ffs.

[@delphineandre9695]

3:47 sorry, but there's a second one in the shadow on the right, another one underneath. Most of the time of "regular humans" see one, people like me see many of them on the same picture, there must be many more on the same picture, they tend to fill the whole pcture in theses cases.

[@delphineandre9695]

White scarf. It looks like a bee or some kind of moth or buttefly on his scarf unless...? It makes me think of older times, I'd say 17th to 19th century. A suit with a white shirt and a bow above the shirt. There's a vest underneath his jacket: it's a three-piece suit, and the buttons are close one to another, the suit is tight. He's wearing someone else's face on his chest, on the left, under his heart, and this face is looking up to his face. It's as if that second face was giving the first man you see a strange beard. The man you circled seems to be responsible of something happening to the one he wears on his chest...

[@zebratom2220]

I saw a sailer on that ship at the helm dressed in white ,,hat and coat I was standing where you bought the tickets to go on the ship ..

[@flyingfarmer22]

I could have sworn I saw a guy in uniform cross a doorway when I was in the engine room I explored more and no one was in the room.

[@thegamerofthevault2244]

If this is true I would like you to say many times in different parts of the ship videos each time and ask these hero’s a question for me please can you ghosts of the uss yorktown my grandfather was a navy veteran but he unfortunately past but I wear his dogtag in honor of him but I want to understand each part from coy please acknowledge every part of the dogtag on video please

[@daleslover2771]

McCoy 528 Mr. McCoy, I'm not Navy but I'm Army, I spent 1 week stamping out dog tags, it's back in Fort Bliss Texas 1980, maybe I can answer some questions for you.

[@Jaywtheway]

went there for a field trip we went under ship and abandoned areas

[@spencerburrows3525]

Very interesting

[@averagetanks7710]

Did anyone else notice that this was posted on Halloween...

[@cplcabs]

The ghostly picture of the helicopter is obviously a reflection.

[@Bigjohn9181]

My nephew lives in south Carolina, bamberg I think it's called 🤔

[@craigjb]

Thought the Yorktown sank?

[@Southern_Scenery]

I didn't feel scared but I felt I wasn't alone. I was off by myself walking around.

[@SpinningbacKFisT]

R it's called a reflection

[@viktorreznov2386]

Hah! I had a full conversation with a spirit on the uss Missouri. Followed me to the haunted hanger and talked some more. Also an fyi, the hat is mentioned is a flat hat, which means it was a sailor wearing dress blues.

[@sirilluminarthevaliant2895]

Spent the night in the crew quarters as Boy Scouts here. Not too spooky.

[@atlasshrugged7475]

did it ever move through an electro magnetic field?

[@manuelgigante6741]

I was stationed on board USS Tarawa (LHA-1) and me and my Disbursing Officer experienced this kind of unusual activity inside our office while the ship was on pier side at 32nd street Naval Station. Me and my Disbo (we both on duty that night) were discussing about his financial reports that evening when one of the chairs inside the office move about 2 feet. We both knew what happened but did not discussed it. scary moment.

[@edwardandrews1381]

i saw this ..... i saw that .... yeah yeah yeah ..... now PROVE some evidence !!

[@thetruth3768]

voodoo is still practiced in the Charleston-Savanah area, aka "The Low Country"

[@wheresthegovernance4350]

Bound to be more on the real USS Yorktown that was lost....

[@pommiebears]

They won’t hurt you. 🌹

[@kirstinetermansen3227]

Did Kennedy visiting

[@jmbmon5569]

Good, good vídeo, good explanation....but it'is a reality that Ghosts exist...

[@CracKFists]

There’s actually no real scientific evidence or “proof” of ghosts.

[@robertmackey520]

Just took my son there last weekend!

[@geraldineparker883]

super haunted ship love to go there

[@raet9324]

Would try stay there challenging it.

[@anti-poggers4245]

The ship served in ww2 hmmmm. I thought yorktown was bombed during midway

[@yodawg3469]

It's the 2nd Yorktown,Essex class

[@deanhoustman2083]

The Yorktown that is berthed in Mt. Pleasant, Patriots Point, SC is CVA-10 a WW II Essex Class carrier. This ship was commissioned in 1943 as the replacement for the carrier Yorktown CV-5 that was sunk by the U.S Navy after the battle of Midway in 1942. CV-5 was sunk by our Navy because her battle damage was so extensive that she could not be safely towed back to Pearl Harbor and she refused to sink without help. The Yorktown in 1943 was designated as CV-10 and served in the Pacific theater of War and was in more than it's fair share of the war. In the early 1950's the Yorktown was updated so she could launch and land jets. Her flight deck had the angle deck added along with her catapult system. The Yorktown received a new designation after this refit as CVA-10 where the A indicates she is an attack carrier. She served our Navy from 1943 to 1970!

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Charleston has lots of ghost... Now heres a ghost not necessarily relative to Charleston.