This research memorandum considers the foundation of post-World War II force levels of the Navy's offensive components: fleet carriers, amphibious lift, and attack submarines. It compares the forces planned versus the actual forces of the postwar era. The force levels of the three components are compared with each other and their time variations examined. The report isolates those factors that influenced postwar levels. Changes in any of these factors could mean changes in future force levels. Aircraft carriers; Amphibious ships; Attack submarines; Fleets(ships); Inventory; Level(quantity); Military force levels; Naval operations; Naval planning; Naval vessels(combatant); Navy; Post war operations; Military requirements. (eg)
Offensive Navy Since World War II: How Big and Why: A Brief Summary
1989
34 pages
Report
No indication
English
Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Postwar operations , Naval warfare , Aircraft carriers , Amphibious operations , Amphibious ships , Attack submarines , Global , Inventory , Lift , Mean , Military force levels , Military requirements , Naval operations , Naval planning , Naval vessels(Combatant) , Navy , Warfare
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