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'''Aircraft carriers''' are large naval vessels equipped with a [[flight deck]] - a large unencumbered flat area from which [[aircraft]] can take off and on which they can land - and below-deck hangar areas for aircraft, ordinance, personnel quarters, and other ship equipment. Carriers, while the most powerful ships at sea, are still vulnerable to attacks by [[aircraft]], [[submarines]], and other ships. As such, they are never without a battlegroup of other support ships, such as frigates and destroyers, for protection. Due to the advanced sensors and communication equipment found on carriers, they usually house the commanding officer in any battlegroup. | '''Aircraft carriers''' are large naval vessels equipped with a [[flight deck]] - a large unencumbered flat area from which [[aircraft]] can take off and on which they can land - and below-deck hangar areas for aircraft, ordinance, personnel quarters, and other ship equipment. Carriers, while the most powerful ships at sea, are still vulnerable to attacks by [[aircraft]], [[submarines]], and other ships. As such, they are never without a battlegroup of other support ships, such as frigates and destroyers, for protection. Due to the advanced sensors and communication equipment found on carriers, they usually house the commanding officer in any battlegroup. | ||
Revision as of 18:04, December 27, 2008
It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with [[::Aircraft carrier|Aircraft carrier]]. (Discuss)
Aircraft carriers are large naval vessels equipped with a flight deck - a large unencumbered flat area from which aircraft can take off and on which they can land - and below-deck hangar areas for aircraft, ordinance, personnel quarters, and other ship equipment. Carriers, while the most powerful ships at sea, are still vulnerable to attacks by aircraft, submarines, and other ships. As such, they are never without a battlegroup of other support ships, such as frigates and destroyers, for protection. Due to the advanced sensors and communication equipment found on carriers, they usually house the commanding officer in any battlegroup.