 And Lieutenant McCluskey was just about to give the order, when he was right in the closet, he looked down, and here were the four Japanese carriers. All of them at this time intact. Now, the United States had thrown everything it had at them, from Midway and from the other carriers, and hadn't done the slightest damage. And here they were, the four carriers down there. Let's go, he said, and these dive bombers began coming down on them. The Japanese Zeros were all down at water level, fighting off torpedo bombers.