US Aircraft take off from USS Coral Sea in South China Sea. HD Stock Footage

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US Aircraft take off from USS Coral Sea in South China Sea.

Red Shirts(Aviation ordnance crews) are seen at work on deck of the US Aircraft Carrier, USS Coral Sea. They load bombs on pylon of an A-4E displaying "VA-153"(Attack Squadron 153) on its fuselage and tail code "NL" of Carrier Air Wing 15. Yellow shirt, flight deck director speaks in microphone. An E-2A tactical Airborne Early Warning (AEW) aircraft is catapulted.Yellow shirt giving rev-up to A-4E aircraft , launch signal is given. A-4E takes off. Planes take off the deck in succession. A-3B is given a launch signal by an officer , plane takes off. Smoke is generated as the planes takes off. Location: South China sea. Date: December 2, 1967.

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