Midway-Class Aircraft Carriers 1945–92 (New Vanguard, 331)
by Mark Stille
The Midway-class aircraft carriers served as the backbone of the U.S. Navy's carrier fleet from 1945 to 1992. This New Vanguard installment by Mark Stille covers their design, wartime transitions, and operational history, highlighting their significance in naval aviation during the Cold War era and beyond.
About This Book
The Midway-class aircraft carriers represent a pivotal chapter in post-World War II naval development, entering service in 1945 and remaining active until 1992.
Authored by Mark Stille, this book in the New Vanguard series examines the carriers' construction, capabilities, and modifications over nearly five decades.
From Cold War deployments to their role in modern carrier operations, the volume provides an in-depth look at these iconic vessels.
Readers gain insight into the technological and strategic advancements that defined the Midway class's enduring impact on U.S. naval power.
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