USS Princeton: The Life and Loss of "Sweet P"

USS Princeton: The Life and Loss of "Sweet P"

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USS Princeton: The Life and Loss of "Sweet P"

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An in-depth history of the US Navy's light aircraft carrier the USS Princeton and its operational exploits in the Pacific Theater of World War II.

This new history of the life and loss of USS Princeton tells the story of the new class of aircraft carrier that proved essential to the US Navy's victory over the Imperial Japanese Navy in the Pacific War.

USS Princeton (CVL-23) started life as the light cruiser Tallahassee before being converted while still under construction into a light carrier as part of the plan to ramp up the strength of US naval air power. The vessel joined the Pacific Fleet in August 1943 and was immediately put to work as the United States was assembling new ships and crews for the bitter struggle to come. Princeton played a key role in conducting multiple strikes against the Japanese bastion at Rabaul, and then joined Task Force 58/38 the Fast Carrier Task Force for the Central Pacific campaign, culminating in the invasion of the Philippines, where the ship was lost.

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PVP. 36,75€

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