Carriers in Combat: The Air War at Sea

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Stackpole Books, 2007年6月11日 - 336 頁
  • Engaging combat narratives from World War II, Korea, Vietnam, the Falklands War, Desert Storm, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and the current Iraq War
  • Razor-sharp analysis of the roles of ships, aircraft, commanders, tactics, and strategy

    Aircraft carriers surged into prominence during World War II--mainly in the Pacific, where the U.S. and Japan fought history's greatest carrier battles, like the Coral Sea and Midway. Since then, although there have been no engagements between carrier groups, carriers have played an important role in world events, serving as distant launching pads for attacks on targets around the globe. From the first improvised wooden platforms to today's nuclear-powered supercarriers, Hearn explores how combat experiences have driven the development and use of carriers in the world's navies.

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    內容

    From Dreadnoughts to Flight Decks
    3
    Mobilizing for War
    19
    Flattops in the Atlantic
    27
    The Rising Sun
    41
    Carriers at War
    55
    Battle of Errors
    73
    The Turning Point
    87
    Evolution of Combat Tactics
    105
    Prelude to the Philippines
    187
    Leyte Gulf
    197
    The Setting Sun
    213
    Command of the Seas
    229
    President Johnsons War
    243
    Cold Wars and Brush Fires
    261
    The Desert Wars
    273
    Conclusion
    285

    The Battle for Guadalcanal
    119
    Refining Carrier Tactics
    133
    The Marianas Turkey Shoot
    157
    Ascent of the Air Admirals
    175

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    關於作者 (2007)

    Chester G. Hearn is the author of 18 books, including Sorties into Hell: The Hidden War on Chichi Jima (1-59228-687-9).

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