Why can Japan build a super ship like Yamato?

Fengxiang: a veteran and test ship of Japanese aircraft carrier

Chicheng was restarted in June 1923, launched in June 165438+ 10, launched in April 1925, and completed in March 1927.

Kaga started construction at Kobe Shipyard in Kawasaki on 1920, and was launched in June of the following year. The aircraft carrier reconstruction project started in165438+2003 10/0, and was completed in March of 1928.

1934, the "Kaga" was also greatly modified and completed one year later.

Longteng originally planned a displacement of 9,800 tons. It uses the hull of a Julia-class heavy cruiser with a speed of 30 knots and carries about 24 aircraft.

"Black Dragon" is the first Japanese aircraft carrier designed and built according to aircraft carrier standards. Prior to this, most aircraft carriers were modified from other warships.

"Longfei" is a Black Dragon-class No.2 ship. It was started in Yokosuga Naval Shipyard in July, 1937+0 1 year, and was completed in July, 939.

Shoukaku started construction at Yokosuga Naval Shipyard in February 1937, was launched in September 19, and was completed in August194/year.

Xiangfeng-class aircraft carriers include Xiangfeng and Ruifeng, whose predecessors were submarine-supported aircraft carriers "Kenzaki" and "Takasaki" respectively, and were listed as "carrier reserve ships" at the beginning of design. "Takasaki" 1939 was launched and the aircraft carrier was rebuilt immediately. /kloc-0 was completed in February, 1940 and renamed as "Ruifeng". "Kenzaki" was launched earlier than "Takasaki" at 1939 1, but it was not rebuilt until 194 1, and was completed at 1 in the same year, so it was renamed as "Xiangfeng".

The "Daying" test of Mitsubishi Nagasaki Factory has a displacement of 20,000 tons, a speed of 2 1. 1 knot, an endurance of 8,500 nautical miles (18 knot), a flight deck of172m long and 23.5m wide, and 747 officers and men.

Falcon-class aircraft carriers include Falcon and Flying Eagle, and their service backgrounds are similar to those of Eagle.

Taihō was launched in April 1943 and completed in March 1944, belonging to 1 Mobile Fleet Air Force.

Yunlong-class aircraft carriers, including Yunlong, Tiancheng, Gui, Gexi, Asu and Ikoma, are the last batch of medium-sized conventional aircraft carriers designed by the Japanese Navy after 1942 Dafeng.

Japan had its first aircraft carrier from 1922 to its defeat in 1945, and a total of 25 aircraft carriers were built. Twenty of them sank in the war.