CV-2

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CV-2 refers to the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft carrier Hiryū, a key fleet carrier that participated in major early Pacific War battles before being sunk at Midway in 1942.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Imperial Japanese Navy ship
aircraft carrier
fleet carrier
aircraftLaunchedAt Battle of Midway
surface form: Midway attack

attack on Pearl Harbor
surface form: Pearl Harbor attack
airGroupSizeEarlyWar about 70 aircraft
airGroupType dive bombers
fighters
torpedo bombers
armament 127 mm dual-purpose guns
25 mm anti-aircraft guns
attackedByAircraftFrom USS Enterprise (CV-6)
surface form: USS Enterprise

USS Yorktown
beam 22.3 m
builder Yokosuka Naval Arsenal
causeOfSinking U.S. carrier air attack
commandedBy Captain Tomeo Kaku
Rear Admiral Tamon Yamaguchi
commissionedOn 1939-07-05
country Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
crewComplement about 1200 officers and men
dateSunk 1942-06-05
displacementFullLoad about 20000 tons
displacementStandard about 17000 tons
fate scuttled after heavy damage
flagshipOf 2nd Carrier Division
surface form: Second Carrier Division
hasName Hiryū
hasNameMeaning Flying Dragon
homePort Imperial Japanese Navy Kure Naval District
surface form: Kure Naval District
laidDownOn 1936-07-08
launchedOn 1937-11-16
lengthOverall 227.5 m
locationSunk northwest of Midway Atoll
maximumSpeed 34 knots
navalTheater Pacific War
notableFor participation in early Pacific War carrier operations
operatedBy Imperial Japanese Navy
precededBy Sōryū
propulsion 4 shafts
steam turbines
shipClass Hiryū-class aircraft carrier
surface form: Hiryū-class
shipType aircraft carrier
sisterShipOf Sōryū
sunkAtBattle Battle of Midway
tookPartIn attack on Pearl Harbor
surface form: Attack on Pearl Harbor

Battle of Midway
Indian Ocean raid
surface form: Indian Ocean Raid

Japanese occupation of Wake Island
surface form: Invasion of Wake Island

Solomon Islands campaign
surface form: Operations in the South Pacific 1942

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