The Maya and Takao cruisers

Major Johnson · 05-21-07, 11:18 PM

[quote=AG124]@ Major Johnson - I am afraid you are mistaken about the Saratoga (actually Lexington) class - although it is common to see multiple US carriers in the campaign, they are still Wasps which have been used in groups as stand-ins for other carriers. If you look at the funnel, you will see that it doesn't really bear any resemblence to the funnel of the Lexington class - it is tall and thin rather than wide. Also, look at the hangars and the bow, among other parts of the profile (such as the Lexington class's split superstructure, which the in-game CV doesn't have - ]

Ahhhh! I stand corrected!!

Good points! I need to brush up on my naval identification!! Time to blow the dust off the books!

05-21-07, 11:18 PM	#8
Major Johnson Frogman Join Date: May 2007 Location: Jeresey Shore USA Posts: 288 Downloads: 25 Uploads: 0	[quote=AG124]@ Major Johnson - I am afraid you are mistaken about the Saratoga (actually Lexington) class - although it is common to see multiple US carriers in the campaign, they are still Wasps which have been used in groups as stand-ins for other carriers. If you look at the funnel, you will see that it doesn't really bear any resemblence to the funnel of the Lexington class - it is tall and thin rather than wide. Also, look at the hangars and the bow, among other parts of the profile (such as the Lexington class's split superstructure, which the in-game CV doesn't have - ] Ahhhh! I stand corrected!! Good points! I need to brush up on my naval identification!! Time to blow the dust off the books! __________________ MJ! ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 AMD FX8350 8 Core 4.0 Ghz CPU GeForce GTX 560 Ti PCIx Video Card 8 GB Corsair Vengence RAM Rosewill 850W Power Supply