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The Five Worst Aircraft Carriers Ever to Sail
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American Strategic Sealift in Peer-to-Peer Conflicts: A Historical Retrospective, Pt 1
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Don t Let the Picture Fool You: Pearl Harbor Was No Victory for Japan
The level of rage also prevented any attempt at a peace settlement at this time, which might have favored Japan.
Here s What You Need to Remember: Pearl Harbor rudely awoke the sleeping giant, in Yamamoto’s words, from his isolationist slumber, converted him into an awakened avenger burning with a righteous anger, and propelled him into a position of world leadership. A massive visceral reaction by the U.S. citizenry and military to the Pearl Harbor attack fueled war plans, military preparation, mobilization, and industry forward faster than any other measure could have achieved.
The world s greatest navies continue to put faith, and resources, into carrier aviation.
Here s What You Need to Know: Aircraft carriers provide a unique combination of presence, prestige, and lethality.
The first true aircraft carriers entered service at the end of World War I, as the Royal Navy converted several of its excess warships into large, floating airfields. During the interwar period, Japan and the United States would make their own conversions, and all three navies would supplement these ships with purpose-built carriers. Within months of the beginning of hostilities in September 1939, the carrier demonstrated its worth in a variety of maritime tasks.
The Finest: Are These Planes, Submarines, and Warships the Deadliest Ever?
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