"Smith" then resumed her station, firing her remaining anti-aircraft guns at the torpedo planes. The remaining torpedo planes attacked "Enterprise", "South Dakota", and cruiser , but all of their torpedoes missed or failed, causing no damage. The engagement was over at 10:53; nine of the 16 torpedo aircraft were lost in this attack. After suppressing most of the onboard fires, at 11:15 "Enterprise" reopened her flight deck to begin landing returning aircraft from the morning U.S. strikes on the Japanese warship forces. However, only a few aircraft landed before the next wave of Japanese strike aircraft arrived and began their attacks on "Enterprise", forcing a suspension of landing operations. Between 09:05 and 09:14, "Jun'yō" had arrived within of the U.S. carriers and launched a strike of 17 dive bombers and 12 Zeros. As the Japanese main body and advanced force maneuvered to try to join formations, "Jun'yō" readied follow-up strikes. At 11:21, the "Jun'yō" aircraft arrived and dove on the "Enterprise" task force. The dive bombers scored one near miss on "Enterprise", causing more damage, and one hit each on "South Dakota" and light cruiser , causing moderate damage to both ships. Eight of the 17 Japanese dive bombers were destroyed in this attack, with three more ditching on their return. At 11:35, with "Hornet" out of action, "Enterprise" heavily damaged, and the Japanese assumed to have one or two undamaged carriers in the area, Kinkaid decided to withdraw "Enterprise" and her screening ships from the battle. Leaving "Hornet" behind, Kinkaid directed the carrier and her task force to retreat as soon as they were able. Between 11:39 and 13:22, "Enterprise" recovered 57 of the 73 airborne U.S. aircraft as she retreated. The remaining U.S. aircraft ditched in the ocean, and their aircrews were rescued by escorting warships. Between 11:40 and 14:00, the two undamaged Japanese carriers, "Zuikaku" and "Jun'yō", recovered the few aircraft that returned from the morning strikes on "Hornet" and "Enterprise" and prepared follow-up strikes. It was now that the devastating losses sustained during these attacks became apparent. Masatake Okumiya, "Jun'yō" air staff officer, described the return of the carrier's first strike groups:  At 13:00, Kondo's Advanced force and Abe's Vanguard force warships together headed directly towards the last reported position of the U.S. carrier task forces and increased speed to try to intercept them for a warship gunfire battle.