USS Nimitz CV-68 Aircraft Carrier Model Ships.

Product Description
Nimitz class (CVN-68) nuclear power aircraft carrier is the second generation nuclear multi-function carrier of the American Navy Force, The draft reaches more than 90000T, it is the largest warship in the world, The first made Nimitz (CVN-68) served in September. 1975  and cost US$1.88 billions, 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.  ASIN: B0006MJ57Q

• Features optional waterline or full-hull display, hangar decks, flight decks, and display  stand 
• Aircraft included are one SH3H Sea King Helicopter, one RA5C Vigilante, six F4J Phantom  II, one E2C Hawkeye, two A3D Skywarrior, three A6E Intruder, six A7E Corsair, and tow  S3B Viking. 
• Also includes markings for the CVN-68 variant just after it was commissioned. 

Product Description
USS Nimitz (CVN-68) was completed by 1973, but not commissioned until 1975 due to the late delivery of essential components for her nuclear powerplant. In 1975, Nimitz joined the Atlantic fleet, ending Enterprise's reign as the largest warship in the world. The carrier's flight deck is generally the same as that of the Kitty Hawk, but with the cut-off forward flight deck first seen on the John F. Kennedy. Between 1975 and 1985, Nimitz made numerous cruises in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. In 1980, the carrier made a  round-the-world deployment. While in the Indian Ocean, she served as the sea borne base for the abortive Teheran hostage rescue mission, Operation Eagle Claw. At the start of the 1981 Mediterranean cruise, the F-14 made its air-to-air combat debut when two VF-41 Tomcats from Nimitz shot down two attacking Libyan Sukhoi Su-22 fighters. In 1987, Nimitz transferred from the Atlantic Fleet  to the Pacific Fleet, embarking Air Wing Nine which had previously been attached to the USS Kitty Hawk. Due to a shortage of F-14Bs, Nimitz's two Tomcat units transitioned back to the F-14A in early 1992. Plastic cement and paint are required for assembly, and are sold separately.