Bruce,
No, not those either.

OK, one more hint. She was the only ship in the class to be converted to a carrier. The others were built to thier original configuration.

hello Jim,
what is Yamato,and Mushi
cheers,
Bruce

Bruce,

Yes, those are the two. The Shinano is the largest ship ever sunk by a submarine, by the USS Archerfish.

Your up!

hello all,
name these WW2 U.S.Navy designations:
CA, CB, CC, CF, CL, CLK.
cheers,
Bruce

oh I think I finally have one answer!
wait,, you mean, enlisted classification or vessel?

Enlisted:
CA - Combat aircrew
CB - Chief boilermaker
CC - Construction corps
CF - wait... no CF, must be vessel!
CL - limited General Service
CLK

CA - Heavy Cruiser
CB - Large Cruiser
CC - wait.. no CC! must be designator.... lol
CF - Flying Deck Cruiser
CL - Light Cruiser
CLK

ack! Nothing else on my old Blue jacket manuals...

EDIT
ah! I think I found the other two

CC - command ship
CLK - hunter-killer cruiser

??

OK Here we go....

CA- Heavy Cruiser
CB- Large Cruiser
CC-Battle Cruiser
CF-Flight Deck Cruiser
CL-Light cruiser
CLK-ASW Cruiser

Jordan

LOL Jordan, you beat me to the punch as I was looking the missing ones
I just found this:
CC: Battlecruiser (retired, never used operationally)
CC: (second usage) Command Cruiser (retired)

and this great web site:
http://www.aandc.org/research/cruisers/cr_navsea.html

hello Jordan,
your up.please remember the 24 hour rule.
cheers,
Bruce

hello all,
it has been 3 days........do you think we should let him have another day?
cheers,
Bruce

Well, I just don't know. Maybe we could be nice.

hello Jim,
i will send him a PM,and give 2 more days.how does that sound.
cheers,
Bruce

Sounds decent.

Is it to late or can i still post a question?
Thanks,
Jordan

Go ahead Jordon,

hello Jordan,
go ahead and post your question.
cheers,
Bruce

What is an informal hearing for minor offenses by the unit, ship or station commander called?

NJP aka Captain Mast

Correct you are Jim
I guess your up

Hmmmmm, I will give it some thougth and get back to you.

hello Jim,
your question,please.
cheers,
Bruce

I totally forgot to add one.

OK, here goes. The Navy uses colors on its valves to identify what is in the pipes controlled by the valve.

Red - Firemain
Yellow - Fuel Oil

Every hand wheel onboard ship is painted a color. But, there is only one fluid that requires the piping to be painted as well. What is that fluid.

At least in LAND (Fleet hospitals) its actually the POTABLE WATER that gets full legend status (everything labelled)
??

Every Pipe does get a label. But only one pipe is required to be painted the same color as its hand wheel.

Um, I such a landlubber.. lol... I will have to check my blue jackets and other books, i want to say "boiling/hot water/steam", but...... mmmmm ? Ill get back to this later...

Well, it is not water in any form, steam, chilled, potable, steam, or otherwise.