So bored!Oh yeah! American carriers are numbered, such as CV-5, CV-8...
couldn't Japan do the same as well?Houshou being the first carrier in the world should be coded CV-1, should be okWarships have "Kanji" names that even a kid would understand. There's no point in assigning numbers.The brass wouldn't be interested.
There's too many converted ships, awkward to label.Neat. So I'd be BB- what?Looks like that there's way too many commercial ship converts.Kaga, you're CV-3, I'm CV-9December 27th, 1922Sounds good, will report to the AdmiralSort the Japanese Aircraft Carriers by date of completion or conversion.
Fleet Carrier → CV
Light Carrier → CVLA total of 25 ships
11 Fleet Carriers
14 Light CarriersCouldn't tell by looking at the barkeep.TaiyouKasuga MaruUn'youYawata MaruIzumo MaruKashiwara MaruOiler
TakasakiSubmarine Tender
TsurugizakiChuuyouNitta MaruTaigeiChitoseChiyodaShinano3rd ship of the Yamato classKaiyouArgentina MaruShin'youGerman passenger liner
SS ScharnhostConverted
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