JAPAN’S SECOND aircraft carrier to be named Amagi was of the Unryu class; the first was sunk at Midway. Sbe accommodated 65 planes. Evolution of Aircraft Carriers THE END OF THE ‘BOKUBOKAN’ IN WW II

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Date: 2011-01-24 15:05:29 Unryū class aircraft carriers Japanese aircraft carrier Unryū Yamato class battleship Japanese aircraft carrier Amagi Japanese aircraft carrier Hiryū Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi Armoured flight deck Watercraft Attack on Pearl Harbor Battle of Midway		JAPAN’S SECOND aircraft carrier to be named Amagi was of the Unryu class; the first was sunk at Midway. Sbe accommodated 65 planes. Evolution of Aircraft Carriers THE END OF THE ‘BOKUBOKAN’ IN WW II Add to Reading List Source URL: www.history.navy.mil Download Document from Source Website File Size: 265,93 KB Share Document on Facebook

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