CVL-29 Bataan
United States Navy light aircraft carrier
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Class | Laid down, Shipyard | Launched | Commissioned | Disabled and Why | |
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1942/08/31 New York Shipbuilding Co., Camden, N.J. | 1943/08/01 | 1943/11/17 | 1959/09/01
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Namesake: Bataan, Luzon, Philippine Islands, was the scene of heroic resistance by American and Filipino defenders against an overwhelming Japanese invading force during the initial phase of America's participation in World War II. | |||||
TTD differences from class:45: 28x40,2x20 | |||||
Camouflage: 43: Ms 22, 44: Ms 32/8a |
WW II combat actions:
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From | Till | Operation | Force | Action | Source |
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44/04/13 | 44/05/04 | Reckle | 58.1 |   |   |
44/06/06 | 44/06/27 | Forage | 58.1 | CVG-50 |   81  |
44/06/19 | 44/07/12 | Forage | 58.1 | xPhilip |   |
44/07/12 | 44/07/2?? |   |   | sail from Guam to P.H. |   88  |
44/07? | ?? |   |   | Hunters Point - repairs |   66  |
44/09/29 |   |   |   | Hunters Point |   |
44/12/11 | 45/01/0? |   |   | P.H. - carrier qualifications for various units |   81  66  |
45/03/14 | 45/05/28 | Iceber | 58.3 | CVG-47 |   |
45/04/17 |   |   | 58.3 | damage(kami) |   |
45/04/18 |   |   | 58.3 | sinking/share (DDs) I-56 150 nm E of Nakagusuku Bay, Okinawa (26-42N, 130-38E) |   66  85  |
45/05/13 |   |   | 58.3 | damage (friendly fire) 100 nm SE of Mijazaki, Kjushu (30-30N, 132-30E) |   85  |
45/07/01 | 45/07/30 |   | 38.3 | raid Home Islands |   |
45/09/02 |   |   |   | Tokio Bay - surrender ceremony |   81  |