✨🛳️VISIT THE USS LEXINGTON MUSEUM A WORLD WAR II SHIP IN CORPUS CHRISTI // BOARD THE SHIP AND SEE PLANES, INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS AND THE FLIGHT DECK⬇️✨ #TexasLoveList // The @uss_lexington_museum is INSANE! It’s filled all kinds of relics, history and planes!✈️ Adult admission is $21.95 per person and you can take self guided tours! There are up to five different routes, covering 100,000 square feet and 11 decks!🛳️ There are also escape rooms on board if that’s your vibe, but will be an addition

Wreckage from the USS Lexington was discovered by RV Petrel on March 4, 2018. The Lexington was found over 6600 feet below the surface, resting on the floor of the Coral Sea more than 500 miles off the eastern coast of Australia. | War History Online

LEX AND DUCK USS Lexington (CV-2) lifts one of her Utility Aircraft, A J2F-1 Duck on to the flight deck in late 1941. An interesting original color film from the National Archives shows Lexington in her experimental Measure 1 camouflage scheme (Overall Dark Gray 5-D, with Light Gray (5-L) above stack level. Note also the CXAM-1 radar set on the forward end of the stack and the chrome yellow flight deck lines half painted over to reduce visibility. In the whole footage Lexington seems to be opera