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The Plainview was the pinnacle of experimental naval technology, designed in an era of Cold War urgency. Built to lift itself out of the water and travel at high speeds to hunt submarines, it embodied the daring spirit of 1960s innovation. Despite initial promise, issues like high costs, maintenance challenges, and a shift toward more practical anti-submarine strategies led to the demise of the hydrofoil fleet. Explore the full story of Plainview and why the dream of flying ships faded into history.

Dramatic video shows a U.S. Navy jet slamming into the San Diego Bay. The two pilots safely ejected just seconds before impact and then were pulled from the water by people on a chartered fishing boat.

When you take the same engines that are on British aircraft carriers and put them on a ship that is 19 times smaller in displacement, you get the fastest class of ships in the US Navy. But what limited the top speed of this class of ships to 10 knots, is #NotWhatYouThink