Yonne-class carrier

Class overview
Operators:	Sieuxerr
Preceded by:	Bourgogne Bearn-class
Succeeded by:	Painlevé-class
Built:	1942-1952
In service:	1946-1999
Planned:	2
Completed:	2
Retired:	2
General characteristics
Type:	Fleet carrier
Displacement:	26,000 t
Length:	240 m
Beam:	37 m
Draught:	8.7 m
Propulsion:	100,000 kW 8 × boilers 4 × propellers 2 × rudders
Speed:	31 knots (57 km/h)
Range:	13,000 nm (24,000 km)
Complement:	2,000
Armament:	Yonne as commissioned: 4 × twin 130 mm dual-purpose guns 8 × twin 37 mm ACAD AA gun 16 × twin 25 mm AA guns Savoie as commissioned: 4 × twin 130 mm dual-purpose guns 4 × single 100 mm dual-purpose guns 8 × twin 57mm AA gun
Armor:	Belt: 100 mm (3.9 in) Deck: 60 mm (2.4 in) Gun turrets: 20 mm (0.79 in)
Aircraft carried:	70 aircraft comprised of: (Early) 20 × Dewoitine D.582 35 × F4U Corsair 15 × Bréguet 700
Aviation facilities:	2 catapults, 2 lifts

The Yonne-class carriers were a series of aircraft carriers used by the Sieuxerrian Navy. They were built in the later years of the Pan-Septentrion War and commissioned in the years after. They were the first purpose-designed carriers used by the Sieuxerrian Navy, with the previous carriers having been converted from battleships and battlecruisers. Both ships would undergo a number of refits and modernizations over their period of service and while in the same class with a number of similiarities, experiences from one ship influenced the other during such modernizations and refits.