The USS Hornet: Wartime Spirits Still at Sea

Join host Eleanor Voss as she explores the mysterious phenomena reported aboard the USS Hornet CV-12, now a museum ship docked in Alameda, California. This World War II aircraft carrier has become renowned for unexplained experiences documented by visitors, staff, and overnight guests across her seventeen decks. From phantom footsteps in empty corridors to mysterious voices in the sick bay, the Hornet's documented phenomena span decades of consistent reports. Learn about the ship's remarkable history, from intense Pacific Theater combat to serving as the Apollo mission recovery vessel, and discover why this Essex-class carrier continues to captivate those interested in maritime mysteries. Eleanor examines the cultural significance of these experiences and explores how historic ships like the Hornet serve as bridges between past and present. Whether you're interested in naval history, unexplained phenomena, or the intersection of human memory and physical spaces, this episode offers a thoughtful exploration of one of America's most mysterious museum ships. Perfect for history buffs, maritime enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the enduring mysteries of our naval heritage.