if you're talking about how long it was used or how long it is if its about the length its 342 m
In naval terms, CVA stands for "Carrier Vessel Attack." It refers to a class of aircraft carriers designed primarily for offensive operations, enabling them to launch and recover aircraft for air strikes and other military missions. The designation was used by the U.S. Navy during the Cold War to categorize specific carrier designs.
On the aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower there are two anchors. Each anchor weighs 60,000 pounds. Each link of anchor chain weighs 365 pounds. Each anchor and chain weighs a total of 735,000 pounds.
USS Yorktown (CV-5); Battle of Midway 1942: 38 SBD Dauntless Dive Bombers 13 TBD Devastator Torpedo Bombers 20 F4F Wildcat Fighters
No jet aircraft were used in WW1.
hellcats, helldivers
CVW stands for Carrier Air Wing. It is the designation used for the aircraft assigned to an aircraft carrier for a deployment. It is composed of aircraft from a number of different types of squadrons. The CVW has a commanding officer that works in conjunction with the Carrier CO to conduct the mission of the carrier.
Yes & no
no under siege songs are not used in a film.the songs that are chosed in a film is the songs that a director chooses for the film
no
The famous Doolittle Raid that was launched from an aircraft carrier used B-25 Mitchell bombers.
Currently the Indian Navy has the aircraft carrier INS Viraat, which used to be the British aircraft carrier HMS Hermes. Hermes was launched on November 18th, 1959 and sold to India in April of 1986 and renamed Viraat.Viraat is scheduled to be decomissioned and replaced by INS Vikrant; which is curently under constrction at Cochin shipyard in Kochi, Kerala, India. Vikrant is expected to be ready for launching in 2013, and will enter active service by 2014.
The B-47 is a long obsolete medium bomber that was land based - they were never used on aircraft carriers, and indeed, needed more runway than an aircraft carrier could provide. Hence, the question is moot.
The first USN carrier lost in WWII was the USS Langley near the Java Sea.
It's the USS Abraham Lincoln (CNV-72).
Currently, Russia has a sole carrier, Admiral Kuznetsov. It used to have six in its prime.
USS Hornet (later sunk at the battle of Santa Cruz).