Centennial Aircraft Carrier (part 2)
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This book is a masterpiece carefully written by the famous military theorist and critic Zhang Zhaozhong over a period of two years. "A Century of Aircraft Carriers (Set of Volumes 1 and 2)" is divided into three major chapters. It reviews the history of aircraft carriers and the past and present of aircraft carrier-based aircraft along the lines of aircraft carriers - the aircraft carrier path of a maritime power - the rise of China. He also compares the characteristics of aircraft carriers developed by the United States, Britain, Japan, Russia, India and other countries, and vividly reproduces the development process of aircraft carriers over the past century. The author believes that whether in military operations and strategic deterrence, or in non-military operations such as tsunami and earthquake rescue, aircraft carriers, the "overlord of the sea," continue to play an irreplaceable role. "Century of Aircraft Carriers (Set Volume 1 and 2)" not only contains strategic thinking on the future development of the Chinese Navy, but also contains anecdotes in the history of aircraft carriers, such as the "Lipstick Story", the large-scale aircraft carrier battle between the United States and Japan in the Pacific during World War II, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the United States made a small plan to solve the Soviet aircraft carrier plan, the British-Arman Island naval battle, etc. The book not only contains the author's thoughts on the future development strategy of the Chinese Navy after the rise of China, but also discloses the thrilling story behind China's purchase of the "Varyag" aircraft carrier, as well as the conjecture about the launch time and naming of China's first aircraft carrier that netizens are talking about. In addition, the book is carefully equipped with up to 150 photos of aircraft carriers and carrier-based aircraft and ultra-detailed aircraft carrier floor plans drawn by professional military magazine editors, providing a visual feast for military fans and readers.
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