Dreadnougts

[knave1]

carriers

Hio i wanted to know where these carriers came from, although I know where some are from, and when they served in the fleet and destruction etc.:
Concordia class Fleet Carriers -
TCS Ark Royal, TCS Armageddon, TCS Bradshaw, TCS Concordia, TCS Euralius, TCS Freedom, TCS Hermes, TCS Invincible, TCS Kalamazoo, TCS Kennedy, TCS Kinney, TCS Kirsk, TCS Lexington (CV-44), TCS Leyte Gulf, TCS Liberty, TCS Lincoln, TCS Moskva, TCS Petrov, TCS Princeton (CV-48), TCS Saratoga, TCS Verdun, TCS Viking, TCS Viper, TCS Washington, TCS Winterrowd.

Bengal class Heavy Strike Carriers -
TCS Beacontree, TCS Bengal, TCS Eagle's Talon, TCS Exeter, TCS Kipling, TCS Kyoto, TCS Tiger's Claw (CV-07), TCS Trafalgar, TCS Wolfhound

Thanks.

 

[Knight]

Good luck...

 

[T8H3X11]

Originally posted by Knight
Good luck...

My thoughts exactly .

 

[Bandit LOAF]

See, the list you got those from has citations for a reason

 

[Aries]

well, they came from a shipyard, served during the war, and those that were destroyed were most likely destroyed during the war

 

[TopGun]

And the Bengal-Class, that came after the Tiger's Claw were shorter

 

[BattleDog]

The Kipling is the BWS Dauntless.

 

[WildWeasel]

Why do people always forget the Hornet's Nest?

 

[Meson]

'Cause the Hornet's Nest was introduced as a fictional carrier? Just a thought, could be wrong.

 

[WildWeasel]

Quiet, you!

 

[Delance]

And because it's a fictional carrier on a fictional universe, isn't the Hornet's Nest the most real of them all?

 

[TC]

Originally posted by Delance
And because it's a fictional carrier on a fictional universe, isn't the Hornet's Nest the most real of them all?

no