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.

Ship	Hull classification symbol	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Status
Yonne	R94	1960	1968	1970	Scrapped following a strike by a Menghean anti-shipping missile during the Ummayan Civil War.
Savoie	R95	1966	1974	1976	Destroyed by tactical nuclear weapons during the Sieuxerr-Tyrannian Conflict of 1978.