CVA-14

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CVA-14 is the hull classification for USS Ticonderoga, a U.S. Navy Essex-class aircraft carrier that served prominently during World War II and the Cold War.

All labels observed (1)

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CVA-14 canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Essex-class aircraft carrier
United States Navy aircraft carrier
hull classification symbol
airWingType carrier air wing
armament carrier-based aircraft
awarded Navy Unit Commendations
battleHonors Korean War battle stars
Vietnam War battle stars
World War II battle stars
builder Newport News Shipbuilding
class Essex class
commissionedOn 1944-05-08
conflict Korean War
Vietnam War
World War II
country United States of America
decommissionedOn 1973-09-01
displacement about 27,100 tons standard
fate scrapped
flightDeckType angled flight deck after modernization
homeport Pacific Fleet
hullClassification CVA-14
CVS-14
hullNumber CV-14
laidDownOn 1943-02-01
launchedOn 1944-02-07
length about 270 meters
maximumSpeed about 33 knots
modernization SCB-125 program
linked to: SCB-125

SCB-27C program
namedAfter Battle of Ticonderoga
linked to: Battle of Carillon
notableEvent suffered severe damage from kamikaze attacks in January 1945
operator United States Navy
propulsion four shafts
steam turbines
reclassification from CV-14 to CVA-14
from CVA-14 to CVS-14
reclassifiedOn 1952-10-01
1969-01-01
refersTo USS Ticonderoga
role antisubmarine warfare carrier
attack aircraft carrier
scrappedIn 1975
servicePeriod Cold War
World War II
subclass long-hull Essex-class variant
theaterOfOperations Pacific Theater of World War II
type conventional-powered aircraft carrier

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

USS Ticonderoga hullNumber CVA-14
USS Ticonderoga hullClassification CVA-14
subject linked to: CVA-14
USS Ticonderoga (CV-14) reclassifiedAs CVA-14
subject linked to: CV-14