Courageous-class aircraft carrier

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The Courageous-class aircraft carrier was a group of Royal Navy warships originally built as battlecruisers and later converted into aircraft carriers between the World Wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy ship class
aircraft carrier class
aircraftLaunchMethod flight deck take-off
aircraftRecoveryMethod arrestor wires
armamentType anti-aircraft guns
naval guns
carried biplane fighters
fixed-wing aircraft
reconnaissance aircraft
torpedo bombers
constructionMaterial steel
conversionPeriod 1924–1930
convertedFrom Courageous-class battlecruiser NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
designedBy Admiralty NERFINISHED
designOrigin World War I battlecruiser design
era interwar period
flightDeckType full-length flight deck
followedBy Ark Royal-class aircraft carrier NERFINISHED
hasShip HMS Courageous NERFINISHED
HMS Furious NERFINISHED
HMS Glorious NERFINISHED
hullType battlecruiser hull
isConversion true
navy Royal Navy NERFINISHED
notableFeature high speed for early carriers
large flight deck on converted battlecruiser hull
notableLoss HMS Courageous NERFINISHED
HMS Glorious NERFINISHED
notableLossCause submarine attack GENERATED
surface action GENERATED
numberOfShips 3
operatedBy Royal Navy
operatorBranch Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm NERFINISHED
originalType battlecruiser class
participatedIn Atlantic operations of World War II
Norwegian Campaign NERFINISHED
precededBy HMS Argus NERFINISHED
primaryRole fleet aircraft carrier
propulsion steam turbines
secondaryRole training and trials carrier
serviceEntryDecade 1920s
status all ships lost or scrapped
usedBy British Empire NERFINISHED
usedInConflict World War I
World War II

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HMS Glorious shipClass Courageous-class aircraft carrier