If the three US aircraft carrier formations approach China at the same time, how should our navy tak

Nowadays, our country has many means of military prevention on land, sea and air, and if the US military really sends three aircraft carrier formations over, our navy will not be vegetarian, and will directly dispatch a destroyer fleet to warn them.

Our Navy should pull out our rocket artillery and use nuclear submarines against its carriers, and then respond to all changes.

Directly dispatched our destroyers to deal with it, it is impossible to be presumptuous in our waters.

If the three US aircraft carrier formations approach China at the same time, how will the Chinese Navy take over?

The aircraft carrier killer aims at the target, and the saturation bombing makes it come and go.

The United States' position as the world's number one will be shattered, but China will be reinvigorated.

The Yankees are not stupid, they have long dared not get caught within the scope of the first island chain, that is, they have crossed the Taiwan Strait to make trouble.

Ignore it, waste your tongue. Let it be fueled.

Prepare for new missile experiments, demarcate areas!! Hit it directly!!

Those who dare to invade the territory of the country will defend it to the death.

The United States has the ability to drive all 11 formations over!

According to statistics, the number of aircraft carriers in the United States reached 155 during World War II, including 27 large fleet aircraft carriers, 11 light aircraft carriers, and 117 escort aircraft carriers.

Although the aircraft carrier itself is equipped with a large number of defense systems such as air defense missiles and electronic warfare equipment, and has a certain defensive capability, it basically belongs to the last "iron cloth shirt" that "will hurt a lot if it is broken." The defense of the range above the middle range still requires a certain number of "bodyguards" to complete.

Including cruisers, destroyers, and frigates, these portable "bodyguards" are all extraordinary: they can attack on the outside and defend on the inside, and they have a variety of functions in one.

The integrated supply ship that goes hand in hand with the aircraft carrier is also an important member of the aircraft carrier formation, and is the "grain and grass officer" who effectively guarantees the food, clothing, housing and transportation of the formation.

Once the United States goes to war, the United States can only use the following bases: Okinawa, South Korea, Singapore, and the closed Philippine base.

The Singapore base is very small. The scale of a few hundred people. The Philippines may not open a base.

Japan and South Korea may not want the United States to use their bases, for the simple reason that if the United States uses South Korean bases, then China will still have missiles, and then it is likely that these countries will be in ruins. South Korea cannot risk a 30-year setback of its own economy to take advantage of the fire of the United States. It's the same in Japan.

In this way, the United States can only use ** and aircraft carriers.

The aircraft carriers have Dongfeng-21D and Dongfeng-26. **It is also very small, as long as a few dozen Dongfeng 21, it is not a problem to knock it out.

In addition, Japan's Naha and Yokosuka were all knocked out under the attack of China's short-range missiles, and the US planes could only take off from Australia.

Therefore, China cannot defeat the United States, and the United States cannot get by. This is China's strategy, which the United States has aptly named – area denial.

Therefore, the war between China and the United States will inevitably revolve around the military bases of the United States.

The same is true for American aircraft carriers, as long as there are enough Chinese Dongfeng-21D and Dongfeng-26, it will not be a problem to knock out American aircraft carriers)

On January 27, the U.S. Congressional Research Service released a report on the Chinese Navy and came to an astonishing conclusion: The Chinese Navy is already the largest fleet in the world and will replace the United States in the Western Pacific.

The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier battle group has three typical formations: when patrolling or showing force in a low-threat area, a battle group composed of one aircraft carrier as the core (called a single aircraft carrier battle group) is generally used, usually equipped with four anti-aircraft missile cruisers, four anti-submarine missile destroyers, and one or two attack nuclear submarines? When deterring in a medium-threat zone, stopping a crisis and engaging in a low-intensity war, a battle group consisting of 2 aircraft carriers as the core (dual aircraft carrier battle group) is usually used, accompanied by 8 anti-aircraft missile cruisers and destroyers, 4 anti-submarine destroyers and 2 4 attack nuclear submarines?

When participating in a local war or large-scale conventional in a high-threat zone, a battle group consisting of 3 aircraft carriers as the core, accompanied by 9 anti-aircraft missile cruisers and destroyers, 14 anti-submarine destroyers and 5 6 attack nuclear submarines, is used. Depending on the mission, the aircraft carrier battle group can also be mixed with the surface ship battle group. For example, in 1987, the U.S. Navy used this kind of structure when it escorted merchant ships in the Gulf and carried out military deterrence in the Arabian Sea.

Later, the U.S. Navy typically formed a two-carrier battle group with two aircraft carriers as the core.

Generally speaking, a single aircraft carrier battle group consists of 1 aircraft carrier, 2 3 anti-aircraft cruisers or destroyers, 2 3 anti-submarine destroyers, 1 2 attack nuclear submarines, and 1 2 logistics support ships, with a total of 7 11 ships. Carrier-based aircraft, escort cruisers, destroyers, and submarines formed a battle group with aircraft carriers as the core, and jointly established an offensive and defensive system with great depth, multiple levels, and concentrated firepower.

The U.S. aircraft carrier battle group consists of the following ships:

1.Aircraft carrier.

One to three aircraft carriers. Aircraft carriers offer the United States** many options, from a simple show of force to launching attacks on a wide range of targets. Aircraft carriers also allow aircraft to avoid the need to worry about using airports, lanes, and airspace in other countries.

Aircraft carriers can also provide long-term support for other forces. But the aircraft carrier is not the flagship of the fleet, and in the US Navy aircraft carrier battle group, the flagship is the Ticonderoga-class cruiser.

2.Cruiser.

One or two missile cruisers. As the escort center of the aircraft carrier battle group, the cruiser provides a variety of combat capabilities such as air defense, anti-ship and anti-submarine, and is also the flagship of the entire aircraft carrier battle group. There are also Tomahawk cruise missiles on board, which have the ability to strike ground targets at long ranges.

3.Destroyer.

Two or three missile destroyers. It is an Ali Burke-class guided missile destroyer in active service, which also uses the Aegis system. These destroyers assist the cruisers in the fleet to extend the range of the defense ring and are used for anti-aircraft, anti-submarine and anti-ship operations.

4.Frigate.

A frigate, currently in service as a Perry-class missile frigate. The frigates of this class have now been fully decommissioned.

5.Submarine. One or two attack submarines. In active service are Los Angeles-class submarines. It is used to support the fleet's vigilance and combat against surface or underwater targets. It can also use its submarine-launched Tomahawk cruise missiles against land targets.

6.Supply ships.

American aircraft carriers, the United States has a total of twelve large aircraft carriers in service, including 10 Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. Among them, except for the Kitty Hawk, whose home port is located at Japan's Yokosuka Naval Base for overseas voyages, the home ports of the remaining 11 ships are all five major aircraft carrier bases in the United States.

Maintaining a fleet of 12 large aircraft carriers is the minimum standard set by the US Department of Defense for "winning two theater wars that occur almost simultaneously." At the beginning of the 21st century, the U.S. Navy will continue to maintain this program.

1. Single aircraft carrier battle group.

In 1956, the composition of the U.S. Navy's aircraft carrier formation underwent major changes, and for the first time, a task force with one aircraft carrier as the core appeared; After a year or so of testing, the US Navy formalized this form of formation. Adopt a single.

The formation of an aircraft carrier formation can not only effectively deal with the threat of the enemy's nuclear bombs, but also operate independently, which is more conducive to defending against the attack of the enemy's submarines and organizing effective anti-submarine operations. At present, the US aircraft carrier fleet usually consists of 1 ship.

mother, a number of cruisers and destroyers, 1 2 nuclear-powered attack submarines, and several logistics supply ships. However, depending on the nature of the mission and the intensity of the mission, the composition of the aircraft carrier group often changes significantly.

Change. Generally speaking, when faced with a low-intensity threat or an adversary with weak combat capability, the US Navy will only send one aircraft carrier as the core, accompanied by two or three anti-aircraft missile cruisers and destroyers, and two or three anti-submarine and anti-aircraft escorts.

ships, 1 2 nuclear-powered attack submarines, 1 2 logistics support ships, a total of 7 11 ships composed of an aircraft carrier formation. For example, when the United States invaded Grenada in 1983, because the other side had fewer troops and was not very capable of combating, the US military only used a single aircraft carrier formation consisting of the "Independence" conventionally powered aircraft carrier as the core and one amphibious assault ship, and it was relatively easy to cut off Grenada's external access and successfully completed the task of supporting the landing operation.

2. Twin aircraft carrier battle groups.

When carrying out medium-intensity operations or when the opponent's combat strength is relatively strong, the US Navy often uses a two-aircraft carrier formation to form a combat formation, that is, two aircraft carriers, accompanied by seven or eight anti-aircraft missile cruisers, destroyers, and four antisubmarine defense units.

There are 17 21 ships of various types, including air-missile destroyers, 2 4 nuclear-powered attack submarines, and 2 3 logistics support ships. The two-aircraft carrier formation is a relatively classic formation used by the United States in actual combat or to deal with local wars at sea.

Form. In April 1986, during the Second American-Liberian (Bea) conflict, the U.S. Navy used a two-carrier formation, and achieved relatively successful strike results.

3. Three aircraft carrier battle groups.

Specifically, the three-aircraft carrier formation is the form of an aircraft carrier formation in high-threat sea areas and high-intensity operations, specifically: three aircraft carriers, accompanied by 9 10 anti-aircraft missile cruisers and destroyers, 12 14 anti-submarine air defense destroyers, 5 6 nuclear-powered attack submarines, and 3 4 logistics support ships, totaling 32 37 ships. In all the high-tech local wars, such as the Gulf War and the Iraq War, the US Navy dispatched far more than three aircraft carriers, and even reached the scale of 6 or 7 aircraft carriers.

At present, the US aircraft carrier fleet consists of 1 Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, 2 Ticonderoga-class missile cruisers, 2 Ali Burke-class missile destroyers, 1 Spruance-class destroyer, 1 Perry-class frigate, 1 to 2 Los Angeles-class attack nuclear submarines, and 1 ** ship (mostly Sacramento-class fast combat support ships). Of course, it will be adjusted on an ad hoc basis depending on the combat mission.

And a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, carrying F A-18 Super Hornet combat attack aircraft 50 60 units, 4 6 EA-6B"Prowler"Electronic warfare aircraft (partially replaced by EA-18 "Growler"), 4 E-2C "Hawkeye" AWACS aircraft, 8 SH-3 or SH-60F "Sea Hawk" anti-submarine ***, 6 S-3 "Viking" anti-submarine aircraft are said to be decommissioned. In addition, some carriers will carry two C-2A transport aircraft.

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This depends on the specific situation, the US aircraft carriers are usually a single aircraft carrier formation, one aircraft carrier plus 6 cruisers and destroyers, 1 or 2 nuclear submarines under the water to escort the escort, and a comprehensive supply ship or a fast combat support ship to accompany the supply, the strength is already very strong. In wartime, a two-carrier or even a three-aircraft carrier formation will be formed according to the actual situation.

The information on the upper floor is a bit old, and the US military has streamlined the organization of an aircraft carrier strike group, which is generally one aircraft carrier, one missile cruiser, two missile destroyers, one dry cargo and munitions ship, and one submarine, but in fact, the US aircraft carrier group rarely has all the ships when it is engaged in maritime activities, and it is generally one aircraft carrier with one surface ship.

Aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines, missile destroyers, frigates, supply ships, etc.

At the same time, it can form a task force with the Marine Corps and the Air Force to carry out tasks.

In dealing with the Gulf issue, the United States has always used two to three aircraft carriers to carry out military strikes in the problem waters, cooperating with a special task force composed of cruisers, landing ships, and some armed merchant ships.

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U.S. aircraft carrier battle group configuration in World War II: 2-3 aircraft carriers, one to two fast battleships, five to six heavy or light cruisers, and ten.

Four or five destroyers! , 3-5 oil and water supply ships, in addition to several hospital ships, 2-3 small and medium-sized landing ships, several small boats. At the end of World War II, it was also equipped with several newly formed ***.

Whether the US submarine acted with the aircraft carrier, no information was found. However, the US submarine force has achieved significant results in its independent activities.

The US fleet during World War II consisted of 1 aircraft carrier, 3 4 battleships, 7 8 destroyers, 3 4 cruisers. (1942～1943，5)

An aircraft carrier strike group of the navies of major countries in the world is usually composed of several ships of various types: anti-submarine, short-range anti-ship, food and fresh water, and spare parts supply.

At present, the United States does not have simple anti-submarine destroyers and short-range anti-ships, but focuses on air defense, such as the Ali Burke-class destroyers, the accuracy of cruise missiles has been greatly improved, and the following ships must be equipped:

1-2 attack nuclear submarines, Spruls-class destroyers or Perry-class have been decommissioned, and Ticonderoga will soon be decommissioned in the future, with rapid development, and the US aircraft carrier battle group will list ship-launched cruise missiles as the same strike means as carrier-based aircraft, short-range anti-ship functions, defend the core of the aircraft carrier, and focus on air defense.

1-2 destroyers of the air defense type, deployed on the perimeter.

A few more words, in recent years, cruise missiles have sprung up, and the Ali Burke-class and the new-type DDG1000 destroyers will be the main members of the aircraft carrier battle group, responsible for the aircraft carrier's air defense, anti-submarine, and periphery anti-submarine, and the preparation time for launch has also been greatly shortened, and there is no problem of pilot injury, mainly to deal with the enemy's underwater threat.

1-2 supply ships. Therefore, cruise missiles are generally responsible for the first few rounds of strike force in the United States, and the first cruise missiles are used to destroy the enemy's air defense system, and the command system is also responsible for air defense and anti-submarine defense.

1-2 anti-aircraft cruisers, such as the Ticonderoga-class cruisers, are responsible for air defense.

2-3 anti-submarine destroyers, such as Spruls-class destroyers or Perry-class destroyers, are mainly responsible for anti-submarine, responsible for the fuel and ammunition of the strike group, and the core strike force of the key strategic target aircraft carrier strike group or aircraft carrier battle group is the aircraft carrier, taking the United States as an example, generally 1 aircraft carrier is located in the core area, and the carrier-based aircraft carried on the aircraft carrier is the core strength of the aircraft carrier strike group, responsible for the air defense, ground strike, anti-submarine and other functions of the strike group.