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development of aircraft carriers

  • USS Carl Vinson
    In warship: World War II

    …Britain built second-line carriers, called light fleet carriers, which were designed for quick construction. These became the Colossus and Majestic classes, vessels of approximately 15,000 tons that carried about 40 aircraft each. The U.S. war program, meanwhile, included the conversion of a series of cruisers into light carriers of the…

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