I cross-posted this at the Warships Projects Board....
The 16th edition Norman Polmars' Ships and Aircraft of the US Fleet (pp89-90) mentions a number of unusual carrier proposals being looked at at by the bottom up review at the time of publishing (1997).
They range from an "ultra large...
In Friedman's book on British Destroyers and Frigates there is an interesting account of how the Royal Navy looked at the competing virtues of two ships which are described but never illustrated.
The first is a 10,000 ton escort cruiser armed with Seadart launchers front and aft and with a...
1960s
anti-air warfare
anti-submarine warfare
area air defence
cold war
cruiser
destroyer
fleet air arm
great britain
guidedmissileaviationcruiser
royal navy
united kingdom
In Rebuilding the RN Brown notes 'In 1967 consideration was given to a stretched Type 82 to replace the Tiger class as helicopter ships' (DEFE 16/617 (PRO))
Were any drawings made?
admiralty
anti-submarine warfare
atomic ships
cold war
cruiser
fleet air arm
great britain
guidedmissileaviationcruiser
harrier carrier
late 1960s
nuclear battlefield
nuclear powered vessels
royal navy
sea harrier
v/stol
vstol carriers
vtol
Hi Folks,
I am interested in information on the cancelled British CVA-01 carrier design. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thankyou in advance.
Regards,
Greg
aircraft carrier
amphibious warfare vessel
anti-air warfare
anti-submarine warfare
area air defence
cold war
commando carrier
cruiser
fleet air arm
great britain
guidedmissileaviationcruiser
helicopter carrier
late 1960s
north atlantic treaty organisation
royal marines
royal marines commandos
royal navy
v/stol aircraft
vstol carriers
vtol
Any info on this? I'd forgotten all about it then it came up on another board. All I've been able to find is
"A strike cruiser (proposed hull designator: CSGN) was a proposal from DARPA on the next generation of cruisers in the 1980's. It was to be a guided missile attack cruiser with a...
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