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The 36 pages that link to Aircraft carrier, each with the reason it gives.

• United States NavyRelated: Carriers let the Navy sustain air operations far from land bases.

• Naval aviationRelated: Its flight deck launches and recovers aircraft beyond the reach of shore airfields.

• Russian NavyRelated: Carrier aviation extends naval air power beyond land-based airfields.

• Multirole combat aircraftRelated: Carrier air wings use multirole aircraft to cover multiple missions with limited deck space.

• Naval aviatorRelated: Its flight deck and aviation facilities make shipboard pilot operations possible.

• Central Pacific campaignRelated: U.S. carriers provided mobile air power across vast distances between Pacific bases.

• KamikazeRelated: Kamikaze attacks sought to disable or destroy these central targets of Pacific naval warfare.

• Torpedo bomberRelated: Carriers gave torpedo bombers the range to attack fleets far from land bases.

• Attack aircraftRelated: Carrier aviation made attack aircraft a central instrument of naval power projection.

• World War II in the PacificRelated: Carrier-based aircraft became decisive in major Pacific naval battles.

• Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning IIRelated: The F-35C was designed for U.S. Navy carrier operations.

• Military helicopterRelated: Naval helicopters operate from ships, extending their missions beyond land bases.

• Bombing of DarwinRelated: Carrier-based aircraft carried out the first wave of the attack.

• V/STOLRelated: V/STOL aircraft can operate from carriers lacking catapults and arresting gear.