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The '''''Hamilton''-class aircraft carriers''' were an incremental improvement on the [[Upham-class aircraft carrier|''Upham''-class]] vessels. All 16 were built and designed for the [[Zamastanian Naval Forces]] between 1959-1974 to supplement the ships lost or damaged in the [[World War (Iearth)|World War]]. While none of the ''Hamilton''-vessels remain in service in the [[Zamastanian Armed Forces|Zamastanian military]] and 12 have been decommissioned, scrapped, or repurposed as museum ships, 5 of the ships were sold to nations friendly with Zamastan. | The '''''Hamilton''-class aircraft carriers''' were an incremental improvement on the [[Upham-class aircraft carrier|''Upham''-class]] vessels. All 16 were built and designed for the [[Zamastanian Naval Forces]] between 1959-1974 to supplement the ships lost or damaged in the [[World War (Iearth)|World War]]. While none of the ''Hamilton''-vessels remain in service in the [[Zamastanian Armed Forces|Zamastanian military]] and 12 have been decommissioned, scrapped, or repurposed as museum ships, 5 of the ships were sold to nations friendly with Zamastan and remain in active service. | ||
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Revision as of 19:26, 18 May 2023
_departs_Yokosuka,_Japan,_to_conduct_sea_trials_in_the_Western_Pacific_Ocean.jpg) ZMS Hamilton conducting sea trials in the Western Cantalle Ocean, May 2001
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| Class overview | |
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| Name: | Hamilton class |
| Preceded by: | Upham-class |
| Succeeded by: | Talon-class |
| Built: | 1959 - 1974 |
| In commission: | 21 April 1961 – present |
| Completed: | 16 |
| Active: | 5 |
| Preserved: | 2 |
| General characteristics | |
| Type: | Aircraft carrier |
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| Draft: | 38 ft (12 m) |
| Installed power: | 280,000 shaft horsepower (210 MW) |
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| Speed: | 32 kn (59 km/h; 37 mph) |
| Range: | 12,000 miles (19,300 km) |
| Crew: | 5,624 |
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| Aircraft carried: | Up to 90 aircraft |
The Hamilton-class aircraft carriers were an incremental improvement on the Upham-class vessels. All 16 were built and designed for the Zamastanian Naval Forces between 1959-1974 to supplement the ships lost or damaged in the World War. While none of the Hamilton-vessels remain in service in the Zamastanian military and 12 have been decommissioned, scrapped, or repurposed as museum ships, 5 of the ships were sold to nations friendly with Zamastan and remain in active service.
Description
Ships in class
- ZMS Hamilton - launched 1961, decommissioned 1987, currently a museum ship in Terrabone.
- ZMS Jeannette - launched 1961, decommissioned 1999, currently a museum ship in White Rock.
- ZMS Cousteau - launched 1961, decommissioned 1982, scrapped in Anchorhead in 2000
- ZMS Maynard - launched 1961, decommissioned 1986, scrapped in Anchorhead in 2005
- ZMS Baptiste - launched 1961, decommissioned 1986, scrapped in Anchorhead in 2007
- ZMS Thompson - launched 1961, decommissioned 1987, scrapped in Anchorhead in 2011
- ZMS Cellier - launched 1961, decommissioned 1987, scrapped in Anchorhead in 2015
- ZMS Lucrece - launched 1961, decommissioned 1992, scrapped in Anchorhead in 2019
- ZMS Camille - launched 1961, decommissioned 2006, set to be scrapped in Anchorhead
- ZMS Bellete - launched 1961, decommissioned 2011, set to be scrapped in Anchorhead
- ZMS Pedersen - launched 1961, decommissioned 1995, set to be scrapped in Anchorhead
- - launched 1961 as the ZMS Appell, sold to --nation-- in 1885, in active service.
- - launched 1965 as the ZMS Passereau, sold to --nation-- in 1984, in active service.
- CSS Audun Alstad - launched 1968 as the ZMS Houfeld, sold to Caspiaa in 2005, in active service.
- KMP Kapena Aukai - launched 1967 as the ZMS Thiers, sold to Kalea in 1986, in active service.
- ENS Ouderlig - launched 1965 as the ZMS Huffman, sold to New Elkland in 2004, in active service.