Royal Navy
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Ship
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Torpedoed by U-29, September 1939.
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Courageous
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Sunk by gunfire from Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, June 1940.
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Glorious
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Torpedoed by U-81, November 1941.
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Ark Royal
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Torpedoed by U-751, December 1941
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Audacity
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Sunk by Japanese aircraft, April 1942.
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Hermes
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Torpedoed by U-73, August 1942.
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Eagle
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Torpedoed by U-151, November 1942.
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Avenger
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Sunk by internal explosion of unknown cause, March 1943.
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Dasher
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United States Navy
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Ship
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Crippled by Japanese aircraft and later sunk by her escorts, February 1942.
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Langley
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Sunk at the Battle of the Coral Sea, May 1942.
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Lexington
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Crippled by Japanese aircraft during the Battle of Midway and later torpedoed and sunk by I-168, June 1942.
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Yorktown
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Torpedoed by I-19, September 1942.
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Wasp
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Crippled by Japanese aircraft and later sunk by Japanese destroyers, October 1942.
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Hornet
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Torpedoed by I-175, November 1943.
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Liscome Bay
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Torpedoed by U-549, May 1944.
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Block Island
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Sunk during the Battle of Leyte Gulf, October 1944.
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Princeton
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Carriers sunk during the Battle off Samar, October 1944.
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Gambier Bay
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Saint Lo
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Crippled by kamikaze aircraft and later sunk by an escort, January 1945.
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Ommaney Bay
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Sunk by Kamikaze aircraft, February 1945.
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Bismarck Sea
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Imperial Japanese Navy
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Ship
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Sunk at the Battle of the Coral Sea, May 1942.
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Shōhō
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Carriers sunk at the Battle of Midway, June 1942.
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Akagi
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Kaga
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Hiryū
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Sōryū
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Sunk at the Battle of the Eastern Solomons, August 1942.
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Ryūjō
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Torpedoed by USS Sailfish, December 1943.
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Chuyo
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Carriers sunk at the Battle of the Philippine Sea, June 1944.
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Hiyō
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Shōkaku
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Taihō
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Torpedoed by USS Barb, September 1944.
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Unyō
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Carriers sunk at the Battle of Leyte Gulf, October 1944.
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Chitose
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Chiyoda
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Zuihō
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Zuikaku
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Torpedoed by USS Queenfish, November 1944.
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Akitsu Maru
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Torpedoed by USS Archerfish, November 1944.
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Shinano
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Torpedoed by USS Spadefish, November 1944.
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Shinyo
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Torpedoed by USS Redfish, December 1944.
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Unryū
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Sunk whilst moored at Kure Harbour, July 1945.
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Amagi
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