World War II saw some of the largest naval battles in history, resulting in the sinking of around 15,000 ships, with many warship classes continuing to be studied.
The U.S. Navy's technological advancements during the war were crucial to the Allies' victory, marking the conflict as the deadliest in human history, with an estimated 50 to 85 million deaths.
By analyzing data from the WWII Database, 24/7 Wall St. provides insights into various classes of warships used during WWII, detailing specifications that showcase their roles in the conflict.
The article categorizes U.S. warship classes from the oldest Indiana-class battleship to the newer classes launched during the war, revealing the evolution of naval technology.
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