What were the names of all American aircraft carriers during World War II?
1, the aircraft carrier Langley.
Langley, the first aircraft carrier of the US Navy, was converted from Jupiter, a coal carrier. The refitting project started in June of 19 19, and an all-pass flight deck was installed above the hull. /kloc-0 was modified in March, 1922, and appeared in the active service of the US Navy, thus opening the history of the US Navy aircraft carrier. The number of "Langli" is CV- 1(CV is the code name of the US Navy aircraft carrier). As an aircraft carrier, during its service, it conducted various tactical trainings and exercises, which provided the US Navy with experience in using aircraft carriers and many naval pilots. The aircraft carrier Langley (CV- 1) is the first aircraft carrier in the United States and occupies a certain position in the history of the United States navy. Because of its appearance, it had a great influence on the later US Navy, marking the arrival of the US Navy's aircraft carrier era. It was the aircraft carrier that made the US Navy dominate the world so far.
2. Lexington class aircraft carrier.
The Lexington-class aircraft carrier * * * has two ships of the same type, namely the USS Lexington CV-2 and the USS Saratoga CV-3. Originally set sail in battle cruiser at 1920, it was equipped with eight main guns with a caliber of 16 inch, a speed of 33 knots and a designed displacement of 35,000 tons. Six ships are planned to be built.
3. Aircraft carrier raider.
The raider was built at Nurbonius Shipyard. 193 1 started construction on September 26th, 1933 went online on February 24th, and 1934 was put into trial operation on June 4th. There is no island superstructure in the design, and an island superstructure is added after launching. There are three collapsed chimneys on each side. The design of this class of aircraft carrier was unsuccessful-the speed was too slow to take off and land in bad weather. 194 1 was refitted at Norfolk Naval Shipyard in September, and the guns were changed to 8 guns 127mm anti-aircraft guns, 6 groups of 28mm anti-aircraft guns and 24 guns 12.7mm machine guns.
4. York class aircraft carrier.
CV-5 is the third ship named after York City. Commencement in May 1934, launching in April 1936, service in September 1937. From service to 1938, "York City" and its carrier-based aircraft carried out various trainings in the early days of service on the east coast and the Caribbean. 1939 In February, the Yorktown and its sister ship Enterprise conducted their first exercise in the Caribbean. The purpose of the exercise is to control the coast and drive away the enemy who mistakenly landed in the Caribbean.
5. Enterprise.
The Enterprise in World War II was the seventh ship named after the Enterprise. This is the second York-class aircraft carrier. /kloc-0 started construction in July, 934,/kloc-0 was launched in June, 936,/kloc-0 began to serve on the east coast in May, 938, and/kloc-0 was transferred to the Pacific Ocean in April, 939. The Enterprise, nicknamed "Bigger", participated in almost all the important battles in the Pacific Ocean.