CV-10

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CV-10 is the hull number of USS Yorktown, a famed Essex-class aircraft carrier that served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and is now preserved as a museum ship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Essex-class aircraft carrier
aircraft carrier
hull number
museum ship
aircraftCarried about 90–100 aircraft (WWII)
armament 20 mm anti-aircraft guns
40 mm anti-aircraft guns
5-inch guns
builder Newport News Shipbuilding NERFINISHED
commissionedOn 1943-04-15
constructionSite Newport News, Virginia NERFINISHED
country United States of America
crewComplement about 2,600
currentUse museum ship
decommissionedOn 1970-06-27
displacement about 27,100 long tons (standard)
hullNumberReusedFrom original USS Yorktown (CV-5) NERFINISHED
identifierFor USS Yorktown (CV-10) NERFINISHED
laidDownOn 1941-12-01
laterRole anti-submarine warfare carrier
attack carrier
launchedOn 1943-01-21
length about 872 ft
maximumSpeed about 33 knots
mooredAt Mount Pleasant, South Carolina NERFINISHED
museumLocation Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum NERFINISHED
namedAfter Battle of Yorktown NERFINISHED
Yorktown, Virginia NERFINISHED
nearCity Charleston, South Carolina NERFINISHED
notableFor extensive combat service in World War II
postwar service during the Cold War
preservation as a historic naval museum ship
operator United States Navy
participatedIn Battle of Leyte Gulf NERFINISHED
Battle of the Philippine Sea NERFINISHED
Korean War NERFINISHED
Pacific Theater of World War II NERFINISHED
Vietnam War NERFINISHED
operations against the Japanese home islands
partOf Essex class NERFINISHED
pennantNumber CV-10 NERFINISHED
propulsion 4 propeller shafts
steam turbines
receivedAward Navy Unit Commendation NERFINISHED
Presidential Unit Citation NERFINISHED
multiple battle stars
role fleet carrier
serviceEntryConflict World War II NERFINISHED
status preserved

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