South Korea and Japan aren't classified as LHD. They are a bit different.so many countrys making LHDs, Japan, South Korea, Austrailia then France, Spain and America Class for USN, also Turkish navy has a plan to build a LHDs
No attack aircraft, unless you have a STOVL type one. That means a Harrier, later, perhaps, a F-35B. But it should include reconnaissance UAV's.The LHD is more of an amphibious / fire support asset than a real "aircraft carrier". It would be essential in any amphibious operation since it can carry helicopters, attack aircraft, and infantry as well.
Depends on the LHD. The USS Wasp Class is officially classified as an LHD, and usually carriers six Harriers. But they also are, from time to time, outfitted as Sea Control vessles, or as full up ground support aircraft carriers and carry a full compliment of Harriers...as this picture shows:No attack aircraft, unless you have a STOVL type one. That means a Harrier, later, perhaps, a F-35B. But it should include reconnaissance UAV's.
South Korea and Japan aren't classified as LHD. They are a bit different.
Depends on the LHD. The USS Wasp Class is officially classified as an LHD, and usually carriers six Harriers. But they also are, from time to time, outfitted as Sea Control vessles, or as full up ground support aircraft carriers and carry a full compliment of Harriers...as this picture shows:
Depends on the LHD. The USS Wasp Class is officially classified as an LHD, and usually carriers six Harriers. But they also are, from time to time, outfitted as Sea Control vessles, or as full up ground support aircraft carriers and carry a full compliment of Harriers...as this picture shows:
can all those harriers be stored internally or only lashed onto the deck?
Bonhomme Richard played two significant roles in Operation Iraqi Freedom. First, it offloaded more than 1,000 Marines and gear from the 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines into Kuwait. Then after delivering her attack and transport helicopters, troops, and vehicles she took up position just miles off the coast of Kuwait and became one of two Harrier Carriers along with USS Bataan (LHD-5) in the Persian Gulf—launching AV-8B Harrier strike aircraft into Iraq. Pilots from Marine Attack Squadrons 211 and 311, embarked aboard Bonhomme Richard, expended more than 175,000 pounds (79,000 kg) of ordnance, providing close air support to the Marines on the ground and during predetermined strikes in Iraq. During Operation Iraqi Freedom the Bonhomme Richard launched more than 800 sorties, including 547 combat launches.