


a carrier – The carrier provides a wide range of options to the U.S. government from simply showing the flag to attacks on airborne, afloat and ashore targets. Because carriers operate in international waters, its aircraft do not need to secure landing rights on foreign soil. These ships also engage in sustained operations in support of other forces.
two guided missile cruisers – multi-mission surface combatants. Equipped with Tomahawks for long-range strike capability.
a guided missile destroyer – multi-mission suface combatant, used primarily for anti-air warfare (AAW)
a destroyer – primarily for anti-submarine warfare (ASW)
a frigate – primarily for anti-submarine warfare (ASW)
two attack submarines – in a direct support role seeking out and destroying hostile surface ships and submarines
a combined ammunition, oiler, and supply ship – provides logistic support enabling the Navy's forward presence: on station, ready to respond
Link: http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/navy/batgru-intro.htm






The Colonel wrote:not many trained pilots, some do not work or need spare parts
minigirl wrote:The Colonel wrote:not many trained pilots, some do not work or need spare parts

The Colonel wrote:
As for why the US needed 50,000 British troops to invade Iraq (myron suggested cannon fodder) we can all now see that is not true!
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