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Scott,

I believe the CV was firing it's 5" guns which caused the unsecured plane to do it's dance.

Mac

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New edition of "Riverdance!
I think that that was on the Enterprise and it was bouncing due to nearby bomb strikes in the water. Not 100% sure, but that is what I have read a couple of different times! There are other images of that SBD hanging on the side of the carrier.

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Probably enough wind over the deck, to help make her light on her feet.

Sounds right. Imagine the ship heeling over 15-20 degrees in evasive maneuvers while being concussed by nearby bombs. That would definitely be the kind of things to cause an unsecured airplane to pogo-stick itself over the side.