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Anonymous users2024-02-07It seems that there are only two Alaska-class battle cruisers codenamed CB: USS Alaska and USS **, both of which were commissioned in the late part of World War II, the first ship Alaska was officially commissioned on June 17, 1944, and the second ship ** joined the US Navy combat sequence on September 17, 1944. Battlecruisers have the characteristics of fast speed, large gun caliber but thin armor, but during World War II, the speed of battleships increased significantly, and the advantages of battleships were no longer obvious, so during World War II, countries did not pay much attention to battlecruisers.
The U.S. Navy's USS Lexington and USS Saratoga were originally designed as battle cruisers, but they were converted into aircraft carriers due to the Limitation of Naval Armaments Treaty.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06During World War II, the United States had a total of 24 battle cruisers represented by the USS Missouri, USS Florida, and USS Michigan.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05British Home Fleet: 2 aircraft carriers; 7 battleships; 15 cruisers; 17 destroyers; 21 submarines.
North Atlantic Fleet: 2 cruisers; 9 destroyers; 2 submarines patrol strike fleet: 2 aircraft carriers; 2 battleships; 5 cruisers; 65 destroyers in the Mediterranean theater.
2 aircraft carriers in the UK; 4 escort aircraft carriers; 6 battleships; 16 cruisers; 99 destroyers.
Eastern Front. North-Western European Theater (1942-1945).
5 aircraft carriers in the UK; 7 battleships; 22 cruisers; 60 destroyers; 52 submarines.
Pacific Theater (
5 British battleships; 3 light aircraft carriers; 7 cruisers; 16 destroyers.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04After World War II, the United States built a total of 54 cruisers of 8 classes, including 9 cruisers of 5 classes"Long Beach"Class 1 ship,"Bainbridge"Class 1, Traxton"Class 1, California"Class 2, Virginia"Class 4 ships.
There are a total of 45 ships of 3 classes of conventionally powered missile cruisers, which are:
Leahy"Class 9, Belknapp"Class 9, Ticonderoga"Class 27 ships.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03A total of 28 ships from old to new.
Florida class: USS Florida, USS Utah.
Wyoming class: Wyoming, Arkansas.
New York class: New York, Texas.
Nevada: USS Nevada, USS Oklahoma.
Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania, Arizona New Mexico: New Mexico, Mississippi, Idaho · Tennessee: Tennessee, California.
Colorado class: USS Colorado, USS Maryland, USS West Virginia · North Carolina class: USS North Carolina, USS Washington.
South Dakota: South Dakota, Indiana, Massachusetts, Alabama Class: Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, Wisconsin for details.
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