Ghost Caught on Camera at USS Yorktown

[@Ryzen_56X]

If there are ghosts on that ship ... don't be afraid you are surrounded by a bunch of the good old crew members who served proudly defending freedom, they were and still loyal to the navy and their ship, feel proud of them because nothing and none of them in that ship will harm you. It would be amazing to hear all the stories they could tell us, bless them all.

[@CNMikado]

Well said mate

[@sandywuori5102]

indeed

[@SugarRayCharles.]

Lies

[@bigman4407]

@@SugarRayCharles. lol

[@scuffedalcapone3409]

Dies *

[@les3449]

I was a sailor for many years so I want to give you some ship terms. A wall is a bulkhead, the floor is the deck. The ceiling is the overhead, the hall way is the passageway, stairs are ladders, poles are stanchions. The crew sleeping room is the berthing area/ rooms are generally called compartments. Doors are in bulkheads and hatches are in the deck, scuttles are the small round hatches in the bigger deck hatches. The kitchen is the galley, dining room is the mess deck. The bow is the forward end of the ship and the rear of the ship is aft and called the stern. Officers live in staterooms and the wardroom. On a carrier there is the flight deck where the planes take off, below that is the hanger deck. The bridge is on the "island" that sticks up from the flight deck. That is where the ship is steered from. Port side is the left side and starboard side is the right side. If you remember these terms you wont sound like a land lubber as much.

[@hellosweetheart3350]

Awesome! That info just made you sound like the badass you are! Why is the berthing room called something that resembles women having babies?

[@les3449]

@@hellosweetheart3350 thank you! Berthing originally, and still does, mean where a ship is designated to tie up to a pier or dock. In the 1700s the word took on extra meaning as to where the crew sleeps on the ship. I suspect it has no real connection to women giving birth. BUT, "son of a gun" refers to sailors wives and girlfriends sleeping with them while the ship was in port. The crew's hammocks were over their gun stations on some ships and a baby conceived there would earn that title.

[@tomdooley3522]

Its really hard to take when people come aboard and don't have a clue , Somehow you got to shift mental Gears , and stop to think , this guy was either a Soldier , are he's a Landlubber civilian .

[@les3449]

@@tomdooley3522 you're right about all of that.

[@Smorss2011]

@@tomdooley3522 Oh, those civilians...

[@patriciabilinkas3911]

Ghosts exist because both my husband and and I saw a Revolutionary War soldier at the same time. He was very real except his bottom half was faded. He was there and then gone. It was something I will never forget.

[@polarjet1833]

Patricia Bilinkas where did you see them? And one time I went to Gettysburg and saw the ghosts of a soldiers marching in a line formation and I could clearly make out the hats the torso and the muskets. The muskets were shouldered just like they would be when they march. The bottom half was also faded but they were marching for sure.

[@Po1itica11yNcorrect]

@@polarjet1833 Uh-huh

[@brettk9316]

Gettysburg is crazy i know people who caught civil war music and cannon fire on their cell phones recordings and this was like around midnight therefore was no reenactors. I'm going there soon with some friends to see if we can catch same weird paranormal stuff.

[@SilverMist0121]

@@brettk9316 wheres the footage mate ?

[@montanatony5838]

@@SilverMist0121 You can find it on youtube.. Just punch in gettysburg ghost cannon and you should be able to find.

[@beanem6660]

I visited the USS Yorktown last year with my family and we took a tour through the carrier. Like usual, my family veered off from the actual tour and started looking around ourselves. The entire time I was there I felt like someone was right behind me, but when I would turn around to look, there was no one there. My parents don't believe in supernatural stuff so they didn't pay attention, but my younger brother and I continuously felt like people were following us accompanied by static-y feelings and whispers/bangs.

[@sarahsmith7862]

i realize you made this comment 6yrs ago but i’m here to say i felt the same thing. i felt like i was standing in a busy kitchen in the way of everyone too. i kept turning around or expecting someone to be passing me. i also witnessed a sailor in a coverall uniform run down a corridor but disappear when i followed him.

[@robertscott3701]

If i were to see a ghost on the Yorktown I would stand and salute our brothers still serving.

[@fives2155]

Yep so would I

[@fives2155]

@@LionHeart1777 idiot

[@fives2155]

@UCN8QCVuKggkQ9oWkuyR1UTA first off I'm British. Second off those ghosts of past crew probably fought and died to protect freedom and democracy. Thirdly I'm not ignorant and have a degree in History. Fourth we're not saluting them for why they are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan we're saluting them for serving

[@simonsmoggyborolad7881]

@@fives2155well said brother and fellow britt with that last post.

[@snakebait5118]

I do believe in ghosts. I'm 69 years-old and during my youth I lived in two haunted houses of which in one I actually saw a figure of a man that I caught out of the corner of my eye and faced it thinking it was my mother's boyfriend walking into a darkened room. I went into the room and turned the light on and the room was empty with no other outlet.

[@rinkisdinkis214]

Ayyy nice number

[@-vizer-5737]

@@rinkisdinkis214 i was about to say that lol

[@pagen5219]

TS DEMONS LOL AN ARMY SATAN OWNS, brave yes, they know we are stupid, they are not

[@jonathanhansen3709]

My dad served on the Yorktown during 1963 and 64, when it was home ported at Terminal Island in Long Beach California. Was on it many times as a kid back then. Never heard my dad say anything about ghosts.

[@briancomley8210]

How come ghosts only show up in the dark or at night?

[@tessarix]

I think this is incredibly sad. Why would you be afraid of someone who has passed away? They cannot hurt you.

[@kyleholmesWROM589]

I've spent the night on the Yorktown 3 times with my ROTC group and never saw or heard anything but the guys farting and jumping around

[@shindrithargriethrat8408]

LOL.. I just experienced the same thing and it was terrifying.

[@rangerdave1973]

Kyle Holmes ghosts just don't pop out because you want then to. If it happens it happens

[@jayuihlein1664]

Yep. Probably were Ghost fartz

[@garpikemike1]

If u were a ghost would u wanna hang out where the stench of anal vapors are lingering? Id be wherever the girls are sleeping.

[@SchardtCinematic]

I spent the night there with my Boy Scout troop in 1987. Never knew it was supposedly haunted.Never felt haunted either. That was back in the Star Trek TNG Hey Day. So we all were thinking we were in Star Fleet. LOL

[@LfrancisDrums]

I was a Cub Scout and I went on that ship probably the most scariest thing I have done in my lifetime 2012

[@sargentb7206]

Darth Pikachu I might of heard of this, the story said that Cub Scouts were their and one Cub Scout was missing.they had seen red lights around the boat and they were rising. Was this it?

[@aqua2k210]

@@sargentb7206 You've heard of that story? Its fake, its true scouts occasionally go missing on the ship, because of how large it is but they are easily found. They only spread rumors like that so that you don't go wandering into marked off areas of the ship

[@jadonfisk6548]

I was on a Boy Scout trip to and they allowed me to go on the ghost tour and I saw something move from the corner of my eye

[@splash5150izy]

Man you should have seen, heard and felt the shit Me and my Sister's had encounters with as kid's, you would have Shit Yo pant's and near had a Heart O tack, I shit Yo not -

[@frucklerbullpit]

wasn't getting raped by the ghost scary enough?..

[@katherinehodson419]

I've stayed the night on the USS Yorktown and I never experienced anything supernatural. I would definitely go back!

[@chriswayne7628]

I did a ghost hunt on the Yorktown a couple of years ago. We were part of the USS Laffey crew sleeping on board so we had access to areas most tourist aren't allowed to go. I never felt that there were any ghosts or enities presetn but we did get several EVPs that were pretty interesting.

[@PureEnergy6549]

The footsteps up the metal to wood part had to be a Captain. The rhythm and timing of the footsteps are as if the Captain himself is inspecting the stairway, stepped into the room and stopping. Just admiring, that's all.

[@gioiazincone7079]

I was there for 2 nights, one night i saw a shadow moving down the hall with no one making it. The other day at lunch my friend had a picture of a ghost coming out of the wall on his camera. One of my other friends kept trying to find a logical explanation, but if I tell someone who hasn't seen it they don't believe me at all. The picture was taken at the end of a dark hallway that was roped off, I tried taking pictures but nothing showed up. Then my friend and I went ghost hunting, but still nothing. it still creeps me out though.

[@BlueTiger707]

Can you post the picture?

[@jerrydiver1]

Ships make noises, even when they're dead, tied up in mothballs, etc. And a ship at sea makes thousands of strange noises that you can never identify. And when you're all alone outside the hull, on a moonless night far out at sea, you literally can not see your hand in front of your face. Your mind plays tricks as it is starved for input to tell it which way is up. And then those sounds become whatever it is that you're most afraid of. So I say, find me a ship, especially those museum ships that survived WW II, that doesn't have ghost stories in it's history.

[@Abruzzo333]

Doesn't explain people seeing full body apparitions and countless other anomalies...voices etc.. There is far too much evidence of ghosts for it to be refuted.

[@456swagger]

There are no ghosts on that ship and they should keep those two giggling ghost busters away from it. That ship and it's crew served this country well and there's no place on that ship for this kind of juvenile nonsense.

[@fives2155]

Yeah I agree. Personally they should not be poking around on the ship because it serves as a memorial to all dead carrier crew

[@bossdude2419]

Have ever even been there

[@fives2155]

@@bossdude2419 He makes a fair point tho. People fought and died on that ship so its not really a place to go round playing Ghostbusters

[@456swagger]

@Unknown User No That ship was decommissioned in 1970. It does not belong to the U.S. Navy. It is a museum and a National Historic Landmark.

[@456swagger]

@@robertprescott2284 So you think that souls remain on Earth after death? Hum. nice theory but if so wouldn't they be with The Yorktown CV 5 sunk at the battle of Midway?

[@MrAlumni72]

:I'm no photography expert, but the 2 photos of the laser-lit ghost appear to be from slightly different spots - in the first one, the camera seems to be closer to the head (bathroom) door - the arrow on the floor is right at the bottom edge of the photo. In the second photo, the arrow is farther back from the edge of the picture. If the camera was unmanned, how did it move between photos? Ghost photographer?

[@PiotrBarcz]

That was interesting, I thought I was going to jump out of my skin when I heard those footsteps thinking there was going to be an apparition in front of the camera.

[@jacobarnold1985]

I spent the night there with my boy scout troop and I was walking down the hall and a shadow kept following me every where I went but the I realized it was my shadow. Btw im with troop 94, Greeneville TN.

[@BeyondBeauty-p9e]

You're stupid as hell hahahahah

[@bbodybeast984]

Lol that’s funny but I also stayed there with my Boy Scout group

[@lukezaharczuk1043]

@@BeyondBeauty-p9eu

[@AboutFacts183]

hahaha

[@zacharylee1995]

Dose that mean Your Shadow Debunked It Somehow LOL 😂

[@DG121480]

So, was the laser grid camera unmanned? Because it's pretty obvious it was moved between those two shots.

[@seansky2721]

Be at ease, young ladies. There isn’t one Spirit aboard The Fighting Lady that will do you any harm. Listen. Be still. Feel. Do not think. FEEL. BELIEVE. These brave men hesitate to leave their beloved Vessel and their Brothers.

[@windstorm1000]

Agreed . I salute these brave men now in spirit form. They helped defend our country.

[@pommiebears]

That’s so lovely ☺️

[@pagen5219]

ITS DEMONS LOL AN ARMY SATAN OWNS, brave yes, they know we are stupid, they are not

[@joehinojosa24]

They loved that carrier. It was home to them. They still there

[@cervezadog6957]

Respect all who serve . Past, present and future.

[@splash5150izy]

Is the Ship still active or do Yo mean in General? if so I salute all -

[@gordongoodman8342]

Serve the bankers?

[@pagen5219]

TS DEMONS LOL AN ARMY SATAN OWNS, brave yes, they know we are stupid, they are not

[@thatswhatshesaid.literally737]

7:04 EVP - "we have to"

[@joemchang]

What was the lady’s question, didnt even hear it

[@bergmanemanueleric2008]

the subtitles said ''it happened to'' 🤦‍♂️

[@terryrussel3369]

Years ago there was a TV program featuring Penn State researchers that went to many such places to document and analyze these phenomenon. They had a lot more equipment and personnel specializing in scientific as well as psychic fields. Amazing stuff.

[@klx400sr69]

I lived on two ships while in the Navy and know for sure there were deaths but never heard or saw anything.

[@GA0907]

When I was a teen back in the early 90s I stayed over night with our church youth group, after dark we snuck out of our bunks and set to explore the the ship. We walked all over the ship all night long and got completely lost. It is still one of the funnest things I’d ever done. And without the thought of ghosts, it was haunting. We I didn’t even set out to hunt for ghosts, and heard things we can not explain. We walked through areas not even knowing where we were, in complete darkness, with low powered flashlights. The size of the ship was mind boggling. One of the creepiest sections , we walked through a door out onto a catwalk hanging out over the water far below , it almost felt like you were falling, we walked up onto the flight deck and standing in the dark looking up at the tower, on that massive deck, just gives you chills.

[@roehee1234]

I think people going shopping for a supernatural experience would be cringe AF if I was a ghost...lol

[@nikipedia9872]

Hey roehee

[@roehee1234]

@@nikipedia9872 hey

[@roehee1234]

@@nikipedia9872 what's up

[@nikipedia9872]

@@roehee1234 number ?

[@cliffordcardinal2655]

In about 1985 at about 8:00 PM, we saw at about 10:30degrees - South, in front of us a very huge Craft going NNEast. We got off and one of the four of us stopped to run back into the house to escape the craziness in what we observed. We looked at it for about 5-8 minutes (the time it took to clear the sky), in rigid fear, not knowing what it was. We heard a droning sound and all went back in to phone the local radio station. This was in a shocking experience. The Radio Station acknowledged our Call and said, 100s calls were made to the radio station confirming our Call. In the morning it was reported that a meteor shower had fallen which was mistaken for a huge UFO. In the middle beaming down was a huge searchlight beaming down to earth. I estimate it to be about 50 miles long and 15 miles wide... Since then, we've randomly have observed others.

[@Proveitparanormalresearch]

Thank you! The laser grid evidence is perplexing

[@zacharyowens3547]

I went with my Boy Scout troop (I didn’t actually know it was haunted) we were at the bottom of the ship at night and I saw a chain move by itself and an shadow and my friend said he saw an orb. (I’m being dead serious)

[@rorysmith3117]

Zachary Owens what Boy Scout troop

[@rorysmith3117]

And when did you go

[@rorysmith3117]

Cause I went with my sisters pack and stayed the night there

[@aqua2k210]

Its not haunted, they only spread rumors and joke about it being haunted so scouts don't go running off into unmarked areas

[@pagen5219]

demons gangs' of the assigned to humans when we born, THEY ROAM AND WORK 24 7 PRAY UP

[@iiobamnaxxiithethird3498]

So your telling me I slept on that ship and had no idea?

[@adriansilva4096]

I stayed here with my boyscout troop and went exploring with a few other scouts at like 3am, and did hear strange sounds and noises that couldn't be explained while everyone else was asleep and I would definitely go back! That was over 34 years ago lol that place is awesome actually sick bay was the scariest!!!

[@shay8949]

Sick bay was definitely creepy especially the beds

[@raywilson1845]

maybe 10 years ago my friend worked on this ship, he would come in early every day. One day he was using that bathroom that you caught the ghost walking into. he told me he was in one of the stalls and he heard someone walk in and walk up to his stall, he could see shiny black boots at the bottom of the door. After a few moments, he said he got weirded out by the person standing Infront of his stall and simply said "occupied". With that said the boots he could see turned about face abruptly and walked out. he got out of the stall as fast as he could and went looking for the intruder (as no one was supposed to be there yet) he couldn't find anyone anywhere but he noticed one of the chains blocking off an area lightly swinging. He never used that restroom again.

[@michelehorne4054]

I've lived in SC my whole life. Also live about 15 minutes from RiverStreet in Savannah Ga. Much stuff going on in both places

[@craigkaiser4242]

Michele... :-) I know that you posted your comment 1 year ago...but...I also lived in SC and also Savannah Ga. I'm very familiar with River Street :-) If you ever check back on comments on this site...PLEASE give me a call ;-) My name is Craig Kaiser and I now live in Arizona and my phone # is 520-405-0580. I hope you read this and give me a call sometime .....Thanks Michele ;-)

[@JensenParkour]

Dox’d

[@user-fw8rd5ud4q]

Craig Kaiser creeper

[@zeusluke9440]

I spent the night on the Yorktown with my Boy Scout troop and I don’t remember anything spooky about it but it was an awesome experience.

[@jungersrules]

That's pretty compelling evidence. Good catch!

[@MakesMeMoist]

Never in my life did I believe in spirits until I did a ghost tour here. Someone took a live photo of an area and you could see a black cloud figure move behind a wall and I was physically tapped on my shoulder

[@judedadude2183]

I have been on this ship more than 5 time each time I experienced nothing of the sort

[@SunCoastFilms]

Would love to investigate there!!

[@rorysmith3117]

When I stayed the night there my I took my sister and her friend around the paths and when we reached the engine room they were like nope I’m done.

[@johnemerson1363]

There is a story that came out of the sinking of the old Lexington sunk at Coral Sea in May 1942. After she was hit by an aerial torpedo several men were trapped and could not be rescued. Just before the ship was finally abandoned a phone conversation occurred between the Captain and the trapped men. They men said they were having one hell of an "Acy-Ducy game and asked the destroyer about to torpedo them to try to hit where they were at. There are stories of seamen aboard the New Lexington where men swear they heard an Acy-Ducy game coming out of the same numbered compartment, yet when they look inside, it is empty. I first saw the story on "Navy Log". Haunted ship? Why not.

[@Firefox1189]

Could be just the crew, albeit the dead crew, but still the crew.

[@willhuey687]

Fire Fox 141 dead all men serving their country

[@tx_7134]

@@willhuey687 Murca

[@windstorm1000]

@@willhuey687 amen! I salute them!

[@fives2155]

Yeah and we should respect them by not arsing around on the Yorktown

[@pommiebears]

@@tx_7134 you should walk around the HMS VICTORY, in Portsmouth, England. If that doesn’t fill you with the creeps, I don’t know what would.

[@boringfilms3507]

I was just on it a door slammed shut and locked when NOBODY was by me

[@pagen5219]

demons gangs' of the assigned to humans when we born, THEY ROAM AND WORK 24 7 PRAY UP

[@radioactiveboi842]

The is one thing more scarier than ghosts... Battleship guns facing at your ship. :)

[@rinkisdinkis214]

Ya or a fat guy on a toilet

[@kevinbeck9459]

Not hearing footsteps just an old ship rattling and making noises

[@elainebryant5043]

We went several years ago, went on a ghost tour , saw nothing. The next day we went back and in one of our photos. We caught two orbs.

[@deborahkelly1489]

Me and My 8 siblings had the pleasure of having dinner with the Commander of the USS Yorktown in 1962 when it was docked in Japan (my dad was a 33 years career officer, and a pilot ) the commander commented on how well we behaved, and our table manners ( we also knew what utensil was used for what ) were impeccable. We lived in Japan for 5 years . Wonderful memories !

[@hannahdavis983]

Stayed the night on board this carrier this past weekend, unfortunately didn't get a guided tour. Might would have helped if we had...I didn't sleep a wink that night because I had heard it was haunted. Purposely made myself NOT look up any stories or encounters until after we left, but geez...I was spooked!

[@jerryumfress8340]

good video, very straight forward

[@larry2v923]

I just got back from camping on that ship today

[@elliptix9344]

Me too!

[@williambickerton-hudson7043]

Can you tell me if you know or not; what that dark shape at the end of the corridor that Morgan is giving us the introduction on 0.10> can be explained please? Particularly as the shape looks genuinely like someone in dark clothing, leaning out at about a 20° angle from behind a cabinet or something.WtF am I seeing at

[@williambickerton-hudson7043]

Maybe a case of not being able to see the wood for the trees [ wftt's ] - I cannot explain it away, from what I can see.

[@arthurgodfrey4721]

All I want to know is where is this carrier docked at if anyone knows I would love to go see this ship

[@animemartialartsama3530]

Patriots point, South Carolina

[@arthurgodfrey4721]

Thank you now I know where to go

[@animemartialartsama3530]

@@arthurgodfrey4721 your welcome but just a little heads up if your going to tour the entire place make sure your ready to walk alot. Theirs the Yorktown, USS Laffey, and a submarine.

[@arthurgodfrey4721]

I just seen that and I am ready for it to I live about 2 hrs from there

[@animemartialartsama3530]

@@arthurgodfrey4721 awesome i live nearby it also but like maybe 45 minutes away.

[@gioiazincone7079]

I spent the night here a few years ago with my class and had a couple very prominent paranormal experience. The first was when I was in my bunk and looking into the dimly lit hallway. I saw a shadow of a person walking down the hallway and no one was there. The other was when a kid took a picture of the dark hallway that was under the ladder that led to our rooms. In the picture was a hallway branching off the main hallway going to the right. If you zoomed in on the corner, you could clearly see a man walking out of the wall. Half of his body was hanging out and he was glowing orange. There is no other explanation. There is no way it could have been faked. I've been trying to find the photo for a while now.

[@madisonleonard8060]

Gioia Zincone....i went with my class about a year ago and when we were on the ghost tour something touched me and i had a present of something behide me that wasnt a friend or one of the teachers..........back to thinking of all i did by my self i walked a lot of the hall ways by my self and when we were on the ghost tour some of the teachers said they heard someone say hello from one of the corners of the shil

[@bigpete6882]

there are demons in the sub and i have video proof you can hear satanic rituals

[@paulpeterson713]

left pic of the Lazer pair ghost appears to have an anti-flash hood on, in the Royal navy it is worn by gunners and fire control teams, not sure if it was worn by USN .

[@joejarrell2578]

I spent the night on Yorktown when I was in the scouts back in the 90's ... wish I could do it again, think it would be cool.

[@Lee-fq4ie]

About 15 plus years ago our scout troop stayed in the Yorktown's forward berthing area near the huge steam driven catapult below the flight deck. The assistant scout master and I saw 2 different sailors in blue shirts and denim pants as we visited the head in the middle of the night. I did a double take rubbing the sleep out of my eyes. It was only a split second and they were gone. The sailor I saw was standing by a locker. The assistant saw a sailor by the head. It can be assumed they were just shadows of the past though at a glance they appeared normal in every way. We did not feel threatened or afraid. It was just a pretty cool experience!

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

Im amazed how many ghost hunters allways seem to find or hear something....its as if when nothing happens , no one is interested ...lol

[@davidkoloc1313]

There isn't a ship in our Navy which sustained war casualties that isn't haunted, or visited by spirits. Such deaths are too tragic and sudden to result in their victims all simply going happily on their way. My father flew Hellcats from the carrier USS Cabot during World War II. He said ghosts of fallen shipmates were a constant and common experience, especially shortly after their deaths. One morning late in the war, twenty-some sailors and Marines perished nearly instantly when a kamikaze slammed into a forward twin 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft gun tub they were manning or near. Upon which, encounters with spirits aboard ship increased three-fold. After fifteen years sitting empty and silent, Cabot was leased to the Spanish Navy (Armada) in 1967. She was renamed Dédalo and began service anew as a jump-jet and helicopter carrier for that nation. Spanish air crews and sailors reported spirits of American World War II personnel present aboard their ship immediately upon her refit and launching. I'm with the Yorktown's guide, these souls are not to be feared, they should be honored, attended to and recognized for their tremendous sacrifice and love of their countrymen and women. I feel no U.S. warship that saw battle deaths should ever be scrapped or dismantled again. Park them somewhere safe or sink them where they may rest undisturbed but the practice of destroying or dismantling them amounts to the desecration of a sacred site in my estimate. Just the humble opinion of one grateful American.

[@robertyoung3992]

the ones that haunt all three of the ships in Buffalo (especially The USS The Sullivans) are the five Sullivan Brothers

[@robertyoung3992]

and there was no sailors lost on the USS The Sullivans (1943-1965) donated to Buffalo in 1977

[@davidkoloc1313]

@@robertyoung3992 My dad went to high school in Waterloo/Cedar Falls with a couple of the Sullivan brothers. The civic arena there is named for them now. I got a peek at the newest 'USS The Sullivans' when it was at NS Mayport a few years back when I went out there for Easter mass. What a sharp looking vessel she is.

[@robertyoung3992]

@@davidkoloc1313 DDG-68 Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer

[@robertyoung3992]

@@davidkoloc1313 the original USS The Sullivans DD-537 is a Fletcher Class Destroyer

[@willhuey687]

There were 141 deaths on the ship

[@MrCalrichy]

I did not hear any footsteps?!? Just a bang at the beginning

[@williamthehuntsman]

Okay! I was super confused when they kept saying yorktown. I thought they meant the old Yorktown that sunk off at the battle of Midway. Turns out that USS Yorktown (CV-5) is still 3,000ft. below sea level and this one is USS Yorktown (CV-10)

[@robertyoung3992]

try 16.650 feet below sea level

[@punchline43]

Well if a mile is only 1000 feet then you would be right lol.

[@VS24AT]

So, you've seen a few ghosts on the Yorktown ? Hear whispers?

[@sattja1]

I was on use Iowa and I asked the guy who worked on the ship who's been there forever. He was so cute bc he knew everything and was excited to share so much with us. I asked him about ghosts and he said he hasn't seen nor experienced but told us about one person's experience. He prob said that bc I was a female with my kid niece lol

[@1974solar]

The ship, this carrier, is very old. There are many tons on many different points, which holds together and makes stable. This weight causes these noises. And I could bet - even in a completely new ship that weighs more than 500 tons, it makes such noises.

[@robertyoung3992]

she was launched January 21, 1943

[@deezaldad3264]

Nothing to see here, might as well watch ghost hunters for a couple tid bits of audio and pictures.

[@alisonsavill1179]

Try paranormal nightmare it’s wicked

[@spokanetomcat1]

Looking at the left laser grid lights, I can see a person with a fire suit on. You can see his helmet cover and slotted visor. He may have been killed doing damage control. The blackness of the suit could be chard after he died in the fire. Maybe do some research on who on the fire team died in a fire.

[@fives2155]

Maybe just maybe ppl should just stop arsing around on the Yorktown. Maybe (if there are any) the ghosts are dead crew and we should respect them by stopping this nonsense on the Yorktown

[@robertyoung3992]

All three ships here in Buffalo, The USS The Sullivans (DD-537) USS Little Rock (CL-4) and the USS Croaker (SS-246) are haunted

[@sirxavior1583]

I whouldn't say the ship is haunted per say, it appears to be more of a residual energy. Residual energy is energy left over from a past event that replays itself over and over again. It's the energy of the servicemen that devoted there duty to the ship, even some of the living servicemen that served on that ship have returned for a vist. Since it's residual energy it's not malevolent though you'll have the feeling of servicemen that continue to be devoted to the ship even in the afterlife.

[@JacobEvansAviation]

I stayed there for 3 days/2 nights a few years back, and I do remember waking up to some strange unexplained noises. Not saying it was anything, but there's always that possibility

[@dabneyscholler8495]

I have lived in SC all my life and have been to Charleston a hundred times but have never visited the Yorktown.

[@gianellicapone8740]

Another haunted ship USS Ronald Reagan in 2005, 2006 in the focsle. I did many deployments on that ship with VFA-113.

[@davidnelson5474]

We went on the Carrier not knowing it was haunted. We did not see or hear anything at all and we were alone.

[@lc8945]

Why don’t ghosts just show up in the middle of a packed stadium?

[@deemika]

If a ghost is energy, residual energy, a spirit, etc., how can they produce footsteps?

[@michaelgardner2581]

I thought the Yorktown was sunk is that not right

[@robertyoung3992]

this CV-10 CV-5 the original Yorktown was sunk during the Battle of Midway

[@charleswheatley3897]

Slept there had no experiences.....The history of this ship is immense. Jocko Clark brought the wrath of the USon Japa.

[@rickylovelace3575]

All Hocus Pocus.

[@plasticveil3967]

Those three words at the end have me intrigued “it happened too”, what happened?

[@robertyoung3992]

this CV-10 the original Yorktown CV-5 is 16,650 feet down off of Midway

[@whitetailedrabbit_productions]

flag control tower. it's actually the bridge or pilot house. it's where you drive the ship throttle control navigation conning officer and officer of the deck and boatswains mates of the watch are

[@idioticproductions4000]

Wasn’t the Yorktown sunk in ww2 at coral sea

[@robertyoung3992]

CV-5 was sunk at Midway not Coral Sea

[@robertwarren4248]

Looks like some people have been watching a little too much television!

[@bill-2018]

1. The first two photo's are from different points as shown by the arrow on the floor. Why not show them from the same distance? Why zoom in? They wanted to imagine the 'shape' of a person. 2. The 'leg'. Why would a ghost want to walk through the wall when he wouldn't be able to go there when he was alive? 3. They heard footsteps. They are noises, could be coming from anywhere. How can he say for sure there is nobody else on board. Once again 'evidence' of ghosts with nothing definite.

[@madieleigh3867]

I was there yesterday and I can confirm that there are ghosts.

[@tomthx5804]

no you can;t

[@willsimmons4101]

My uncle used to work there when i was a child. we would go fishing off it and the other boats around 2 or 3 am. And im telling you walking around on those boats late at night has to be one of the scariest things throughout my childhood. ive seen some shit on the laffy and Yorktown

[@K13TNG0]

Crew: captain we have a ghost of a japannesee soldier Captain:put him In prison!

[@iplaygames1380]

Possibly The crew

[@cjdavis2684]

has anyone else wondered if the USS Laffey has Ghosts? you would figure with all the deaths that happened on her during WWII. there would be ghosts on her as well. yet it only seems the Yorktown has ghosts, that seems odd to me.

[@KVHgames]

why you want 2 stay a night in a war ship when you aint a soldier?

[@davidschwartz6380]

Or sailor

[@christianjacob1938]

There are more ships whch are haunted. Like the H.M.S. Belfast in London. I haven`t seen a ghost but it was a strange coldness there compared with a massive feeling of panic ... Happend in 2015.

[@davide7398]

Why would soldiers be following you around on a navy ship?

[@gerwinrojasvibas2889]

Those ghost in that yorktown ship is the one of the crews in 1940s yorktown ship died after the ship sunk at the sea, i think they are roaming in the new one tho.......

[@robertyoung3992]

During the Battle of Midway she sunk on June 7th

[@nuttymomy3731]

going there tomorrow and i’m so excited

[@janiceyoung7273]

FANTASTIC SHIP

[@aqua2k210]

Its not haunted, they only make tell stories and rumors about it being haunted because cub scouts actually stay on the ship over night. That way they don't go running off on their own and into unsafe areas

[@brucemoose89]

@ 4:40 looks like a Sailor dressed in anti-flash gear walking down the hallway...thoughts?

[@donniemontoya9300]

Yeah I can see the flash hood and maybe blue denim dungarees

[@saints2superbowl757]

Wow this is crazy. I went aboard back in 2008, it was one of the coolest things I've ever explored with all the tight-fit areas. My brother and I jumped a roped-off area and wandered down an escalator to the bottom cause it was dark and spooky looking. Really just 2 young, immature hooligans acting up trying to sneak away from authority. I had no idea it was "haunted" Ignorance is bliss

[@mikeloghry9521]

2:43 Soldiers? On a WW2 Aircraft Carrier. Not in them days sugar. Marines strong possability. But not Soldiers. Soldiees are Army. Unless you may have been on a troop transport ship. But not a Carrier.

[@thomasmacy3146]

Great place to take the kids for an outing.