At the beginning of the 20th century, 12 countries in the world owned aircraft carriers: Argentina, France, Italy, Russia, Spain, Brazil, India, Thailand, Britain and the United States, as well as Japan and South Korea. There are dozens of navies in use all over the world. The United States has the largest aircraft carrier in the world, and the aircraft carriers of other countries are much smaller than those of the United States.

United States: * * owns 13 large aircraft carriers, including Kitty Hawk (all retired), Nimitz-class aircraft carrier and Enterprise (1 1 in service, and the latest CV/N-78 George Bush has not yet formed combat effectiveness).

Britain: The invincible aircraft carrier (also known as the "ever-victorious" class) is the Royal Navy and the first light aircraft carrier in the world with a sliding flight deck.

France: aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, Claremont class aircraft carrier

Russia: aircraft carrier Kuznetsov

Italian: aircraft carrier garibaldi, aircraft carrier Earl, aircraft carrier Kevre.

Spanish: aircraft carrier Prince asturias.

India: The aircraft carrier Vilat was originally the "competitive god" of the Royal Navy. 1986 bought this ship from England in April.

Thailand: Add the aircraft carrier Kriner Rupert.

Japan: Daxie-class transport ship, which is close to the aircraft carrier in scale and combat capability. Sunward helicopter destroyer-16 DDH

South Korea: aircraft carrier Dokdo.

Brazil: USS Sao Paulo.

Argentina: The aircraft carrier on May 25th was originally a giant aircraft carrier of the British Royal Navy, and was resold to Argentina by the Netherlands in 1968.

China: I bought the carriers Varyag, Kiev and Minsk from the former Soviet Union, but none of them were used for military purposes.