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Carriers project more power than any other type of ships at sea.
Carriers project more power than any other type of ships at sea.
They thus make attractive targets for attacks by [[aircraft]], [[submarines]], and other ships. So they are rarely without a battle group of support ships, such as [[frigate]]s and [[destroyer]]s, for protection.
They thus make attractive targets for attacks by [[aircraft]], [[submarine]]s, and other ships. So they are rarely without a battle group of support ships, such as [[frigate]]s and [[destroyer]]s, for protection.
Due to the advanced sensors and communication equipment found on carriers, they usually house the commanding officer in any battlegroup.
Due to the advanced sensors and communication equipment found on carriers, they usually house the commanding officer in any battlegroup.
Aircraft carriers allow nations to launch [[air power]] from the sea, usually for bombing operations against land targets, defending fleets, hunting other ships and destroying enemy aircraft, or supporting ground forces.
Aircraft carriers allow nations to launch [[air power]] from the sea, usually for bombing operations against land targets, defending fleets, hunting other ships and destroying enemy aircraft, or supporting ground forces.
==See also==
==See also==
* [[Destroyer]]
* [[Destroyer]]