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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Of course, if you don't need to annihilate an enemy navy you can also use them to project air superiority in support of land operations. They're good for that too. Quote:
I'd suggest that their navy would lean heavily to light carriers. Assuming that they can operate their favored aircraft off relatively small decks. They can lean on the 'just plain better than you' factor to compensate for the relatively small aircraft complement. A light carrier is roughly cruiser-equivalent so having a number of them doesn't constitute a huge navy, but if your planes are overwhelmingly superior each one is probably at least as scary as anyone else's fleet carrier. And if they do get in a serious scrap they might roll out escort carriers: dirt cheap, slow light carriers designed for convoy protection.
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