Which countries have the strength to sink an American aircraft carrier?

China, Japan, Russia, France, Germany all have the ability to integrate American-made aircraft carriers, but which country will be stupid enough to sink him?

China and Russia should both have such strength, after all, our economy and military are getting stronger and stronger.

I think that our country, as well as Russia, is capable of sinking their aircraft carriers.

Which countries have the ability to sink US aircraft carriers? The US media said: There are only these two.

Japan, China, Russia, and many other countries, but who dares to take this risk.

The other countries of the five hooligans should all have the strength.

In fact, I think China and Russia all have such strength.

Yes During the Vietnam War, the USS Card was the aircraft carrier of the U.S. Army, which was taken by North Vietnam.

** Bombed and sunk in Saigon.

Nearby Nha Trang.

Port port. It was also the only aircraft carrier to be sunk by the enemy after the war. Although it is only a small escort aircraft carrier.

USS Card was the result of the United States in World War II.

During the construction of the "Borg" class escort aircraft carrier, the hull is a standard cargo ship hull modification, the full load displacement of 15,390 tons, the length of the meter, the use of steam turbine drive, the maximum speed of 18 knots, can carry 28 carrier-based aircraft.

There was nothing eye-catching in World War II, and the Vietnam War was mainly used to transport ***, fighter planes, and various spare parts and personnel from the United States to Vietnam.

At 6 a.m. on May 1, 1964, the Kade was blown up and sunk by the North Vietnamese frogmen in Nha Trang port. Dozens of *** planes on the ship sank into the water, were scrapped, and dozens of people were killed and wounded.

Of course, because it sank directly in the harbor, the water was shallow, and the lifting facilities were available, and soon after, the Cade was successfully salvaged with the help of two rescue vessels and a tugboat, and then towed to the port of Yokosuka.

It was repaired and put into service again, and was not decommissioned until 1971.

USS Card escorts the aircraft carrier.

After World War II, no aircraft carriers were sunk, only one World War II-era escort aircraft carrier (converted from a cargo ship) that served as a transport ship was damaged and later repaired.

During World War II, there were, the Langley, Yorktown, etc.; After World War II, the U.S. Navy did not encounter an opponent of equal strength, so it has not been sunk during the Cold War.

Since World War II, the United States has not sunk an aircraft carrier.

The United States lost 11 aircraft carriers in World War II.

USS Langley, February 1942.

Lexington, May 1942.

Hornet October 1942.

USS Yorkton, June 1942.

Wasp September 1942.

USS Princeton October 1944.

USS Liscom Bay, November 1943.

Saint-Ro October 1944.

Gambi Bay, October 1944.

USS Omanee Bay, January 1945.

Bismarck Hai, February 1945.

There was more than one ship in World War II, and after World War II it was a skirmish, and no ship was sunk.

There was no war between the great powers, so there was no sinking of aircraft carriers.

There were sunk in World War II, and there were none after World War II.

After World War II, it was sunk quite a bit by itself.

<> "Apart from China and Russia, who else can sink the US aircraft carrier?"

The U.S. Navy has the largest number of aircraft carriers in the world, with 11 nuclear aircraft carriers all over 100,000 tons. Despite having the largest number of aircraft carriers, the United States is not the first country to equip aircraft carriers, with Britain and Japan ahead of it.

In 2017, the United States commissioned a new generation of Ford-class aircraft carriers, and there are currently two Ford-class aircraft carriers under construction. The U.S. military plans to build 10 ships of the same class by 2058 to replace the aging Nimitz-class aircraft carriers. For the United States, a 100,000-ton nuclear aircraft carrier can bring a sense of security to the Americans, which is also the reason why the United States vigorously builds a nuclear aircraft carrier, and a nuclear aircraft carrier formation is enough to crush a medium-sized country.

In order to verify the aircraft carrier's ability to resist attack, the US military has conducted experiments. A retired Kitty Hawk-class "American" aircraft carrier, with a displacement of 10,000 tons, the US military used it as a target, and used various ** in the draft to bomb in turn, including anti-ship missiles, cruise missiles, and torpedoes.

As can be seen, it is very difficult to want to sink an American aircraft carrier. According to the US media, there are only two countries in the world capable of sinking US aircraft carriers, China and Russia.

However, the US media also said that there is a situation that can "sink" all US aircraft carriers, and even without China and Russia doing it, that is, the high cost of US aircraft carriers. In the case of the latest US aircraft carrier, the Ford-class, excluding fighters, has already cost $13 billion.

The United States can no longer afford the high cost, and the US military spending continues to grow, but the US military still cannot be satisfied, although the unit price of many equipment has been lowered, but this has not changed the status quo. Although there are a large number of aircraft carriers, there are few that can really be used. The six aircraft carriers on the east coast of the United States are all lying on their stomachs, and since these aircraft carriers are shouldering heavy responsibilities, the US military is trying to find a way to solve the problem.