Gallia- wrote:ultimate warship confirm
galla just has eternal FFG-7 forever
ultimate mass production ship for the ultimate mass productionocracy
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by The Corparation » Mon Sep 11, 2017 11:00 pm
Gallia- wrote:ultimate warship confirm
galla just has eternal FFG-7 forever
ultimate mass production ship for the ultimate mass productionocracy
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by Laywenrania » Thu Sep 14, 2017 10:38 am
Nachmere wrote:Tanks are tough bastards.
Gallia- wrote: And I'm emotionally attached to large, cuddly, wide Objects.

by North Arkana » Thu Sep 14, 2017 11:41 am
Laywenrania wrote:Someone has any information on the composition of landing ship fleets for ww2 and modern times?
Like what different types of ships are used and in which numbers (depending on the size of the landing ofc) etc.
I can't seem to find anything.
My approach now would be "get some No.101 landing ships, slap Daihatsu landing craft on it and escort it with available ships" - though I have no idea for more modern fleets.
Central Pacific Task Forces (Fifth Fleet) under Admiral Raymond Spruance:
Covering Forces and Special Groups (Task Force 50) directly under Spruance:
Fast Carrier Force (TF 58) under Vice Admiral Marc A. Mitscher with 88 ships (including 11 fleet carriers, 6 light carriers, 7 battleships and 18 cruisers);[24]
British Carrier Force (TF 57) under Vice Admiral Sir Bernard Rawlings with 4 carriers, 2 battleships, 5 cruisers, 14 destroyers and fleet train;[24]
Joint Expeditionary Force (TF 51) under Vice Admiral Richmond K. Turner (who was holding position of Commander, Amphibious Forces, Pacific):[25]
Amphibious Support Force (TF 52) under Rear Admiral William H. P. Blandy:[25]
TG 52.1: 18 escort carriers with 450 aircraft;[25]
Sl Escort Carrier Group: 4 escort carriers with Marine Aircraft Group 31 and 33;[25]
Mine Flotilla (TG 52.2)
Underwater Demolition Flotilla (TG 52.11): 10 100-strong UDT aboard destroyer escorts[25]
170 fire support landing craft
Western Islands Attack Group (TG 51.1) under Rear Admiral Ingolf N. Kiland with 77th Infantry Division, 17 attack and attack cargo transporters, 56 LSTs and support vessels;[25]
Northern Attack Force (TF 53) under Rear Admiral Lawrence F. Reifsnider, Commander Amphibious Group 4, aboard USS Panamint (AGC-13) with III Amphibious Corps (Major General Roy Geiger) on 40+ attack and attack cargo transporters, 67 LSTs and support vessels;[25]
Southern Attack Force (TF 55) under Rear Admiral John L. Hall with XXIV Corps (Major General John R. Hodge);[25]
Demonstration Group (TG 51.2) with 2nd Marine Division (Major General Thomas E. Watson);[25]
Gunfire and Covering Support Group (TF 54) under Rear Admiral Morton L. Deyo with 10 old battleships, 11 cruisers and 30 destroyers.[26]
Expeditionary Troops (TF 56) under Lieutenant General Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr. with 10th Army.[25]

by Taihei Tengoku » Thu Sep 14, 2017 12:13 pm

by Laywenrania » Sat Sep 16, 2017 2:31 am
well... I could probably match the british TF? xD
Nachmere wrote:Tanks are tough bastards.
Gallia- wrote: And I'm emotionally attached to large, cuddly, wide Objects.

by United Earthlings » Mon Sep 25, 2017 11:01 pm
Gallia- wrote:250,000 tons of carrier could do what your 650,000 tons of carrier does. Which is to say, two Nimitzes or Fords are better than your goofball idea that wouldn't make sense even given unlimited resources. Efficiency doesn't care about resource values, it cares about return on investment. If you can make three Nimitzes for the price of one of your dumb megacarriers, the Nimitz is obviously better.
Diminishing returns means that capability does not scale linearly. Nimitz and Ford are already well past the peak of the s-function and into plateau territory. Ford's major improvements are a correction to the Nimitz list (I think), more reliable catapults and arresting gear, and reduced crew/operating/procurement costs. Its ability to produce sorties is comparable to Nimitz, despite its advanced technology, and this isn't something that "more carrier" can fix.
The Corparation wrote:Why. What conceivable purpose is there to liteeally split the carrier's air wing in two like that.
Laywenrania wrote:So... you have two carriers... without having two carriers, aka all the drawbacks of one carrier combined with all the drawbacks of two carriers?

by Gallia- » Mon Sep 25, 2017 11:05 pm
Taihei Tengoku wrote:Modern ESGs/ARGs are quite small in comparison--like 7 ships and a P-8. Many of the smaller ships have condensed into a few high-performance transports and escorts and there is a single battleship of the Los Angeles or Virginia class to land UDTs and sink enemy ships.
Laritaia wrote:I have returned to myVelkanika wrote: shitty MS paint art using retextured shipbucket parts
To generally improve a bunch of things and add bow and stern views.

by The Akasha Colony » Tue Sep 26, 2017 12:22 am
Laritaia wrote:stern view is now more or less finished, but bow view is waiting on me to finish messing around with the mast electronics

by Gallia- » Tue Sep 26, 2017 12:10 pm
Laritaia wrote:stern view is now more or less finished, but bow view is waiting on me to finish messing around with the mast electronics

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