At the same time as the dive bombers were attacking, the 20 torpedo bombers were also approaching "Hornet" from two different directions. Despite suffering heavy losses from anti-aircraft fire, including Murata, the torpedo planes planted two torpedoes in "Hornet"s side between 09:13 and 09:17, knocking out her engines. As "Hornet" came to a stop, a damaged Japanese dive bomber approached and purposely crashed into the carrier's side, starting a fire near the ship's main supply of aviation fuel. At 09:20, the surviving Japanese aircraft departed, leaving "Hornet" dead in the water and burning. Twenty-five Japanese and six American aircraft were destroyed in this attack.