How long will it take for aircraft carriers to travel from the United States to China, and how many

From the time of receiving the order to the completion of the deployment to prepare for battle, it takes 4-5 days for the aircraft carrier of the Seventh Fleet (the home port is the port of Yokosuka, Japan), and a month for the aircraft carrier from the US mainland base.

The process of aircraft carrier sorties to carry out combat deployment tasks is as follows:

Gather sailors, (this step is not required in some combat readiness) [about 1 week, the time limit is shortened in case of urgent missions].

Combat loading, engine pre-commissioning, (combat loading time is greatly reduced in some combat readiness) [40-60 hours].

Inspection before departure [12 hours].

Offshore, [about 1 hour].

Towed out of port by tugboat [about 10 hours].

Assemble a formation, form a task force, and receive and accommodate the carrier-based aircraft fleet [about 3 hours if it goes well].

Before an aircraft carrier enters port, it usually transfers its aircraft to a land base. After the aircraft carrier enters the port, it cannot retract and release carrier-based aircraft. When leaving the port, the carrier-based fleet is transferred to the aircraft carrier.

The destroyers, nuclear submarines, and supply ships in the aircraft carrier task force are also temporary requisition and dispatch groups, and their members are not fixed. If it doesn't go well, the time will be extended, and it may also be formed during the voyage. During the voyage, the battle group was formed, and the operation process was relatively complicated, and there was also a lot of communication.

Sea voyage [time depends on distance].

Deploy when you reach the mission destination.

The aircraft carriers of the Seventh Fleet made an emergency sortie, and it took 70 hours from the time they received the order to the time they were assembled outside the port after leaving the port. The Seventh Fleet is the fleet with the highest peacetime combat readiness.

It takes about 2 days to reach the Taiwan Strait and 5 days to the South China Sea.

It depends on the aircraft carrier of the **, okay.

of the Korean base in Japan.

It will be there in two or three days.

If it's in Hawaii.

Or the American mainland is far away.

The U.S. mainland is about the same distance from China.

14000 km.

The optimal speed of the aircraft carrier is 20 knots.

Kindness. 20 nautical miles an hour.

One nautical mile = kilometer. Seemingly.

Do the math yourself.

The average U.S. aircraft carrier has a maximum speed of 34 knots, which is almost 62 kilometers per hour. **It is about 2,600 kilometers from China and about 8,000 kilometers from Hawaii from China.

It takes 7 to 8 days to get from Hawaii to the South Seas.

There are a total of 11 active aircraft carriers in the United States.

There are a total of 23 aircraft carriers in the world, and the United States alone has 11 of them, accounting for almost half, and more importantly, the United States aircraft carriers are not only numerous, but also very powerful, among the eleven aircraft carriers, ten Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, the displacement is basically about 90,000 tons.

There is also a Ford-class aircraft carrier, which is a 100,000-ton giant aircraft carrier, not only that, but there are also two Ford-class aircraft carriers of more than 100,000 tons under construction, such a fleet size is by no means comparable to ordinary countries, so there is only one country in the first echelon, the United States.

Transportation in the United States:

The highway and highway system in the United States covers the whole country, with a total length of more than 660,000 kilometers in 2020, and more than 10,000 kilometers of highways, accounting for about 15%.

In 2020, the U.S. rail network operated more than 250,000 kilometers of lines, the largest rail network in the world, freight lines accounted for about 80% of the total mileage of the U.S. rail network, while the total mileage of the passenger network was about 10,000 kilometers, the U.S. freight rail network consisted of 538 railroads, and the national passenger rail network consisted of more than 30 lines, connecting 500 destinations in 46 states in the United States.

The United States plans to build a national high-speed rail system of 10,000 kilometers in four phases by 2030, and the United States civil aviation is very developed, with a total of 10,000 airports in the country, ranking first in the world, affected by the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the draft of the United States in 2020 will transport about 100 million passengers, which is the lowest level since 1984.

In 2020, due to the entry restrictions of the United States and the epidemic, the number of flights between China and the United States plummeted, and then gradually recovered, and as of May 2021, 12 routes are still retained, mainly from Shanghai to New York, Guangzhou to Chujingchun Los Angeles, Shanghai to Los Angeles, New York to Hong Kong, etc.

Since 2015, 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.

In addition to the 12 large aircraft carriers currently in service, there are two Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers under construction (No. 2 and No. 3).