auxiliary aircraft carrier造句

• In early 1942, she was designated for conversion to an auxiliary aircraft carrier.
• The IJN subsidized all three " Nitta Maru "-class ships for possible conversion into auxiliary aircraft carriers.
• The final proposal for an auxiliary aircraft carrier conversion was for the incomplete French cruiser, which was in the shipyard at Lorient.
• One of the two abortive Jade class auxiliary aircraft carriers ( " Elbe " ) was also converted into a barracks ship.
• The Navy therefore selected several vessels to be converted into auxiliary aircraft carriers in May 1942, including the passenger ship, operated by Norddeutscher Lloyd.
• On 24 December, the submarine made an attack on four merchantmen and two destroyers in Morotai Strait, sinking " Heiwa Maru " and damaging an auxiliary aircraft carrier.
• The Kriegsmarine also decided to convert a number of vessels into auxiliary aircraft carriers . " Seydlitz " was among the ships selected for conversion, along with several passenger liners.
• Reclassified "'ACV-11 "'( Auxiliary Aircraft Carrier ) on 20 August 1942 she was commissioned 8 November 1942 with Captain J . B . Sykes in command.
• During this second period of construction, the " Kriegsmarine " proposed to convert several passenger ships and two unfinished cruisers into auxiliary aircraft carriers, though none of these were completed either.
• The unfinished ship remained inactive until March 1942, when the " Kriegsmarine " decided to pursue aircraft carriers over surface combatants . " Seydlitz " was among the vessels chosen for conversion into auxiliary aircraft carriers.
• The unfinished ship remained pier-side in the shipyard until March 1942, when the Kriegsmarine decided to pursue aircraft carriers over surface combatants . " Seydlitz " was among the vessels chosen for conversion into auxiliary aircraft carriers.
• "Seydlitz ", the fourth, was about 95 percent complete when she was cancelled after the outbreak of World War II . She was among the vessels selected for conversion into auxiliary aircraft carriers in early 1942, and was to be renamed " Weser ".
• First it bought older freighters ( for example the " Nabob ", a former American auxiliary aircraft carrier ) and had new freighters built between 4, 000 and and 5, 000 and 13, 000 DWT, all with names ending in-" stein ".
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  " had initially been designated as an auxiliary aircraft carrier ( " Tokusetsu kokubokan " ), but following the loss of four Japanese fleet carriers in the Battle of Midway, she was redesignated as a regular carrier ( " Kokubokan " ) in July.
• The " "'Jade " class "'comprised a pair of passenger ships intended to be converted into auxiliary aircraft carriers by Nazi Germany's " Kriegsmarine " during World War II . The two ships were launched as and " Potsdam " in 1935 and operated in peacetime by Norddeutscher Lloyd.
• At 1620 on 10 November the " Contessa " entered the Sebou River, led by with a U . S . Army Raider battalion embarked and followed by, to deliver the aviation gasoline and munitions for the seventy-seven Army P-40 aircraft launched in the morning by the auxiliary aircraft carrier but ran aground when passing the Kasba and had to await a higher tide the morning of 11 November.
• "' USS " Willapa " ( AVG-53 / ACV-53 / CVE-53 ) "'was a escort aircraft carrier ( originally an auxiliary aircraft carrier ) in the United States Navy built during World War II . The ship was leased to the United Kingdom, renamed "'HMS " Puncher " ( D79 ) "'( British ) and crewed by the Royal Canadian Navy with aircrew from the Fleet Air Arm.
• Originally classified as auxiliary aircraft carrier "'ACV-57 "', was laid down on 12 December 1942 by the Kaiser Shipbuilding Co ., Vancouver, Washington, under a Maritime Commission contract ( MC hull 1094 ); named " "'Alikula Bay " "'on 22 January 1943; renamed " "'Coral Sea " "'on 3 April 1943; launched on 1 May 1943; sponsored by Mrs . Frank J . Fletcher, wife of Frank J . Fletcher; redesignated "'CVE-57 "'on 15 July 1943; and commissioned at Astoria, Oregon on 27 August 1943, Captain Herbert W . Taylor in command.