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Anonymous users2024-02-11Japan had a total of 25 aircraft carriers during World War II, but only 6 at the beginning of the war, and only 10 at its peak.
The 25 aircraft carriers are: "Fengxiang", "Akagi", "Kaga", "Soryu", "Flying Dragon", "Ryusho", "Zuizuru", "Xianghe", "Zuiho", "Ryuho", "Daiho", "Chiyoda", "Chitose", "Unryu", "Amagi", "Katsuragi", "Shinano", "Otaka", "Cloud Eagle", "Flying Eagle", "Divine Eagle", "Sea Eagle", "Falcon", "Rushing Eagle". Among them, 10 ships were designed and built by themselves - "Fengxiang", "Canglong", "Feilong", "Longxiang", "Ruihe", "Xianghe", "Dafeng", "Yunlong", "Tiancheng", "Katsuragi"; There are 15 ships converted from other ** and civilian steamers - "Akagi", "Kaga", "Shoho", "Zuiho", "Ryuho", "Chiyoda", "Chitose", "Shinano", "Otaka", "Cloud Eagle", "Flying Eagle", "Divine Eagle", "Sea Hawk", "Hayabusa", "Okitaka".
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Anonymous users2024-02-10From 1922 to the end of 1945, Japan built a total of 25 aircraft carriers.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Japan had a total of 25 aircraft carriers during World War II. From the first aircraft carrier of the Japanese Navy, the "Hosho", to the end of World War II, Japan built a total of 25 aircraft carriers, of which 10 were specially designed and built, and 15 were refitted.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Japan had a total of 25 aircraft carriers during World War II. From the first aircraft carrier of the Japanese Navy, the Hosho, to the end of World War II, Japan built a total of 25 aircraft carriers, of which 10 were specially designed and built, and 15 were refitted.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07"Fengxiang".
Akagi". Kaga".
Canglong". Wyvern".
"Longxiang". Zuizuru".
Xianghe". Xiangfeng".
Ruifeng". Dragon and Phoenix".
"Dafeng". Chiyoda".
Chitose". Yunlong".
Amagi". Katsuragi".
Shinano". "Great Eagle".
Cloud Eagle". Flying Eagle".
Condor. Sea Hawk".
Hayabusa". "Rushing Eagle".
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Japan had a total of 25 aircraft carriers during World War II.
"Fengxiang". Akagi".
Kaga". Canglong".
Wyvern". "Longxiang".
Zuizuru". Xianghe".
Xiangfeng". Ruifeng".
Dragon and Phoenix". "Dafeng".
Chiyoda".
Chitose". Yunlong".
Amagi". Katsuragi".
Shinano". "Great Eagle".
Cloud Eagle". Flying Eagle".
Condor. Sea Hawk".
Hayabusa". "Rushing Eagle".
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Japan had 25 aircraft carriers during World War II. They are "Fengxiang", "Akagi", "Kaga", "Canglong", "Feilong", "Longxiang", "Zuizuru", "Xianghe", "Xiangfeng", ".
Zuiho", "Ryuho", "Daiho", "Chiyoda", "Chitose", "Unryu", "Amagi", "Katsuragi", "Shinano", "Otaka", "Unryu",
"Flying Eagle", "Divine Eagle", "Sea Eagle", "Hayabusa", "Rushing Eagle".
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Anonymous users2024-02-04During World War II, Japan had twenty-nine aircraft carriers.
Before World War II, Japan had built, rebuilt, or confirmed to build or renovate as many as 20 aircraft carriers and "aircraft carrier Fengming Zao Reserve Ships".
After the start of World War II, Japan built aircraft carriers such as "Unryu", "Amagi", and "Katsuragi", but the main role was still played by those aircraft carriers that were completed and confirmed to be built and renovated before World War II.
According to statistics, in the history of the White Navy, there are a total of 29 aircraft carriers, of which 10 are really built according to the standards of aircraft carriers, 3 are rebuilt, 12 are renovated and Huai chain, and 4 are not completed at the end of World War II.
It is worth mentioning that due to the contradictions with the navy and the difficulty of coordination, the Japanese army also built four aircraft carriers belonging to the army, including the "Shenshu Maru", and one was still unfinished at the end of the war.
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