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To throw in a footnote on the Essex Class. 32 of them were planned. The end of WWII resulted in the cancellation of 8 of them, but 24 were completed, 7 of them commissioned after WWII ended (thus not included in the video): Princeton CV-37, Tarawa CV-40, Kearsarge CV-33, Leyte CV-32, Philippine Sea CV-47, Valley Forge CV-45 and Oriskany CV-34 (Oriskany, the last, completed to a modernized design in 1950). Many of those went on to serve in the Korean War. Except for Franklin and Bunker Hill, all of the short hull carriers were upgraded with the clipper bow starting in 1951, eliminating the short hull. 15 of them were modified throughout the 1950's with modern angled flightdecks, enclosed hurricane bow (with the clipper bow profile) and several other upgrades. 8 of the 15 received a pair of more powerful H-8 hydraulic catapults and became anti-submarine carriers in the 50s and 60s. The other 7 of the 15 received a pair of even more powerful, longer-length steam catapults and went on to serve in the Vietnam War (except Lexington), operating jets as modern as the F-8 Crusader and the A-7 Corsair II...they were Lexington CV-16, Intrepid CV-11, Hancock CV-19, Ticonderoga CV-14, Shangri-La CV-38, Bon Homme Richard CV-31, and Oriskany CV-34. The last two combat carriers were decommissioned in 1976, Hancock and Oriskany. The Lexington served as a training carrier until 1991. Of the 8 others not modified with angled flight decks, 2 were the Franklin and Bunker Hill which were repaired but saw no further service and were decommissioned in 1947. Franklin scrapped in 1966 and Bunker Hill was tied up at North Island in San Diego Harbor until 1973 and was then scrapped. 3 of them, Boxer, Princeton and Valley Forge became amphibious helicopter carriers, with catapults and arresting gear removed. 3 others, Tarawa, Leyte and Philippine Sea remained in WWII configuration, minus some gun mounts, until decommissioned around 1958-60 and scrapped in 1970-71. And lastly, Antietam, with the first angled flight deck but no other significant upgrades, was scrapped in 1974. It had served as a training carrier until 1963...with Lexington eventually taking over the training role.

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