Victor Sarissita-Class Aircraft Carrier

Above: The Victor Sarissita-class as built. Below: The class following it’s 1933 refit.
Class overview
Name:	Victor Sarissita-class aircraft carrier
Builders:	Royal Shipbuilders of Cacerta
Operators:	Cacertian Royal Navy
Succeeded by:	Aciscolo Sgarlata-class
In commission:	1930 – 1945
Planned:	3
Completed:	3
Cancelled:	3
Lost:	2
Retired:	1
General characteristics (after 1933 refit)
Type:	Aircraft carrier
Displacement:	36,585 tons standard 38,834 tons fully loaded
Length:	260 meters
Beam:	31 meters
Draft:	9 meters
Propulsion:	4 × CNRC geared turbines 18 × CNRC water-tube boilers 4 × shafts each driving three-bladed propellers
Speed:	31.5 knots (58.3 km/h)
Range:	11,800 nautical miles at 17 knots
Complement:	1,874 Officers and Crew
Armament:	Guns: 6 × 200mm RN-CAI guns (6 × 1) Dual-purpose: 12 × 150mm RN-SBI guns (6 × 2) Anti-aircraft: 28 × 20mm RN-AAIII guns (14 × 2)
Aircraft carried:	66 (+25 reserve) 22 Er.1932 fighters 26 Morus dive bombers 18 Er.1933 torpedo bombers

The Victor Sarissita-class was the first class of purpose-built aircraft carriers for the Cacertian Royal Navy in response to the develoopment of carrier vessels by other navies of Tyran. During the advent of the age of flight, the class was originally constructed with two flight decks that accommodated the short take-offs and landings of biplane aircraft. All three ships were later converted into a single, large dual-purpose deck capable of handling the larger and heavier aircraft that began entering service in early 1930s.

Units

#	Designation	Name	Shipyard	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Status	Commanding Officer
I	CV-VS-001	Victor Sarissita	Fumicino Dock 0004	15 March 1927	20 July 1930	6 November 1930		N/A
II	CV-VS-002	Paterniano Viani	Fumicino Dock 0007	11 April 1927	8 August 1930	15 December 1930		N/A
III	CV-AS-003	Martina Librizzi	Fumicino Dock 0011	12 January 1928	8 May 1931	20 September 1931	Scrapped at Paviolo Shipyard 1947.	N/A