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USS Eisenhower CV-69 Aircraft Carrier Books, Models, Videos, DVD Movies and Veterans Forum.If you want US Navy Ships from the old navy or the new navy you're in the right place. Naval warfare has changed tremendously over the past 100 years and in the next decade we will see the United States Navy change in ways we can't even imagine. Just check out these plastic model ship kits and the mahogany ship models to see a big part of our navy history. |
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Trumpeter
1/500 USS Eisenhower CVN69 Aircraft Carrier - 5202
by Trumpeter Models. Plastic Ship Model Kit. Price: $41.99 
Product Description The 2nd aircraft carrier Nimitz class EISENHOWER (CVN-69) for U.S. Navy served on September 25, 1977. It belong to the U.S. Atlantic naval force and took part in the war of Mediterranean. The standard draft of Nimitz class is 81600T. the full draft is 96300T, the largest knots is 33, the continues traveling ability is 800-1000 thousand/30 knots, the length of the carrier is 332.9m, the width is 40.8m, the draft is 11.3m, The length of the flight deck is 333.9m, the length of angle is 237.7m,the width of flight deck is 76.8m. The personnel formation is 3184 and the regiment is 2800. The power device is used 4 turbine generator, 2 water compressed piles and 4 shafts propeller, the total capacity is 280 thousand horse power, the self sufficient force is 16 days. It can perform the war duty under the 6 class sea condition and can travel safely under 12 level typhoon. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately. |
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