Aircraft carrier losses ww2
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Significant ships include, but are not limited to, the Montana Class (BB-67) battleships, a 1935 battleship, a 45,000 ton aircraft carrier, ocean escort destroyers, various length attack submarines, the proposed troop transport LAFAYETTE (AP-53), and the USS UNITED STATES (CVA-58).
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Feb 02 1943 – WW2: The last German forces surrender to the Soviets after the Battle of Stalingrad. Casualties and losses: Ger 850,000 - USSR 1,129,619. Feb 02 1989 – Soviet war in Afghanistan: The last Soviet armored column leaves Kabul. Feb 03 1781 – American Revolution: British forces seize the Dutch-owned Caribbean island Sint Eustatius.
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Nov 01 1943 - WW2: Battle of Empress Augusta Bay - United States Marines, the 3rd Marine Division, land on Bougainville in the Solomon Islands. Casualties and losses: US 19 - JP 168 to 658. Nov 01 1943 - WW2: In support of the landings on Bougainville, U.S. aircraft carrier forces attack the …
[DOC File]Allied Merchant Ship Losses in the Pacific and Southeast Asia
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• Poelau Bras (9,278 tons) – Freighter Date of loss – March 5th, 1942 Reason for loss – Sunk by aircraft from IJN carrier (CV) Soryu, North West of Christmas Island. • Alfoer (473 tons) - Cargo Ship Date of loss - March 6th, 1942 Reason for loss - Scuttled off Tjilatjap, retieved by …
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World Navies Warships. WARSHIP LOSSES IN WW2. Excluding RN, covers German, Italian & Japanese submarines 1939-45 and surface ships 1940-45. By country incl. USA, listed with causes & location over 65 sides of 20x32c. 40 line note book of neat small script, one ship per …
[DOC File]May 2009 - World War II History Round Table
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Comparative Strength and Losses, Battle of Leyte Gulf. Initial Strength U.S. IJN Large Carriers 8 1 Small Carriers 24 3 Aircraft emb. 1712 117 Battleships 12 9 Cruisers 24 20 Destroyers 141 34 Lost: U.S. IJN Large Carriers 0 1 Small Carriers 3 3 Battleships 0 3 Cruisers 0 10 Destroyers 2 11 Dest. Escort 1 0
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Japanese aircraft sank one U.S. carrier and damaged the other. American planes sank one Japanese carrier and damaged the other two. Despite the fairly even losses, the Americans gained a strategic victory and blocked Japanese expansion to the south.
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Four Japanese aircraft carriers were sunk at a cost of one American aircraft carrier. After this battle, Japan's shipbuilding and pilot training programs were unable to keep pace in replacing their losses, while America was able to. Japan continued to defend its land territories instead. The .
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May 17 2006 – The aircraft carrier USS Oriskany is sunk in the Gulf of Mexico as an artificial reef. May 18 1863 – Civil War: The 47 day Siege of Vicksburg begins. Casualties and losses: US 4,835 - CSA 32,697. May 18 1917 – WWI: The Selective Service Act of 1917 is passed, giving the President of the United States the power of conscription.
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