U.S. Navy Broadboard No. 53, U.S. Navy Broadboard

DDG-53 took part in the filming of the film "Super Battleship".

2015 is a year of magnificent waves and forging ahead for the Chinese People's Navy. During the year, the Chinese Navy and China's shipbuilding industry handed in a satisfactory answer to the people of the whole country. The number of main combat ships in service of various types continues to rank first in the world.

There are 21 surface combat ships in service, including 3 Type 052C 052D phased array missile destroyers, 4 Type 054A ocean-going frigates, 5 Type 056 coastal frigates, 2 Type 072A tank landing ships, 2 Type 904B reef supply ships, 1 Type 082II minesweeper, 2 Type 815G electronic reconnaissance ships, 1 semi-submersible transport ship, and 1 Type 636A survey ship.

The board number 570 is the frigate "Huangshan".

570- Huangshan, belonging to the Type 054A (NATO called Jiangkai II) missile frigate, built by CSSC Guangzhou Huangpu Shipbuilding, launched on March 19, 2007, commissioned in the South China Sea Fleet of the Chinese Navy in 2008.

The ship is 134 meters long, 16 meters wide, with a full load displacement of 4,053 tons, an all-diesel combined power plant, double sculls and two rudders, mainly equipped with ship-to-ship missile systems, short-range defense ship guns and other advanced guns, and is equipped with a Z-9C carrier-based aircraft.

At present, the scale of development of the Chinese navy has begun to take shape, and it is no problem to achieve a better defense with air power, but it must continue to develop and improve if it wants to attack. Now China has developed some large surface ships, such as the "Liaoning" aircraft carrier, which was commissioned in 2012, and its combat power needs to be continuously improved.

Many post-World War II to modern times have:

Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD-4), Tawala-class amphibious assault ship USS Nassau, USS Nassau (LHA-4), Independence-class littoral combat ship USS Coronado USS Coronado (LCS-4), Sacramento-class rapid combat support ship USS Detroit (AOE-4).

The Brooke-class frigate USS Talbot (FFG-4) before World War II had:

Bainbridge-class destroyer USS Dale (DD-4), Cleveland-class light cruiser USS Little Rock (DLG-4).

After the Second World War:

There are those who are on active duty. Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima LHD-7

The Austin-class amphibious dock transports USS Cleveland LPD-7

The retired ones are:Perry-class frigate USS Perry (USS Oliver Hazard Perry FFG-7).

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The U.S. Navy's ship No. 7 is the U.S. amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima.

The USS Iwo Jima is the U.S. Navy's newest large-deck amphibious assault ship (LHD) commissioned in 2001. The ship, built by the Ingalls shipyard, is the seventh amphibious assault ship of the Wasp class. The Iwo Jima has a displacement of 40,500 tons and a crew of 3,200 people.

The ship will join the US Atlantic Fleet. As a large-deck assault ship for amphibious combat-ready units of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, the LHD provides carrying, transportation, deployment, and command support for Marine Corps expeditionary forces. The ship provides full amphibious assault, transport of advance forces and conduct special operations.

The USS Iwo Jima is the latest amphibious assault ship of the U.S. military and the largest amphibious combat ship in the world today. Its size is second only to aircraft carriers.

The U.S. Navy ** ship does not reflect the DD (destroyer), CV (aircraft carrier) and other ship codes in the first half of the number, so there will be several ** ships with 7 written on them.

It's really hard to judge by this 7 alone, can you provide some specific information, such as whether you see a real ship or **, an aircraft carrier or an artillery-based battleship or a missile battleship?

What type? If it's a destroyer, it's the DD-7, it's the Hull, if it's an aircraft carrier, it's the CV-7, it's the Vespa, if it's a battleship, it's the BB-7, it's the Illinois, if it's a missile cruiser, it's the CLG-7, it's Springfield

Are you sure you're referring to South Carolina and not North Carolina? If it is South Carolina, South Carolina is the first type of dreadnought ship in the United States, South Carolina was considered a former dreadnought, and the Great White Fleet in the pre-dreadnought period has many models and mixed configurations, except for first-class battleships, the others are not crowned with BB numbers, and here I will only talk about a few first-class ships. Sort by number:

Indiana Class: BB1 Indiana, BB2 Massachusetts, BB3 Oregon.

Iowa Class: BB4 Iowa.

Chil Shaji Class: BB5 Chil Shaji, BB6 Kentucky.

Illinois Class: BB7 Illinois, BB8 Alabama, BB9 Wisconsin Maine: BB10 Maine, BB11 Missouri, BB12 Ohio Virginia:

BB13 Virginia, BB14 Nebraska, BB15 Georgia, BB16 New Jersey, BB17 Rhode Island.

Connecticut Class: BB18 Connecticut, BB19 Roys Anna, BB20 Folment, BB21 Kansas, BB22 Minnesota, BB25 New Hampshire.

Mississippi class: BB23 Mississippi, BB24 Idaho followed by BB26 South Carolina, the Great White Fleet has since entered the era of dreadnought.

The U.S. Navy battleships were dominated by the USS Iowa and USS Missouri, and the USS Arizona was a memorial ship.

The U.S. Navy's ship No. 73 is called the USS George Washington Disturb (USS).

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USS George Washington nuclear-powered aircraft carrier (USS

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CVN-73), or often simply USS Washington, is an American Nimitz-class.

The sixth ship of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was scattered. Launched on July 21, 1990, the USS Washington is the second U.S. ship to be the founding father of the United States.

George Washington is one of the most powerful military vehicles in the world today. USS George Washington was assigned to the Seventh Fleet in 2008.

to replace the decommissioned Kitty Hawk.