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What If US Navy Fought History's Largest Navies?

5.3× channel medianLong-form10:27People & BlogsPublished Jun 18, 2026, 9:00 PM · 4mo ago
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What If the US Navy Fought History's Largest Navies? The US Navy has 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers — more than every other country on earth combined. Sixty-eight submarines. Over seventy destroyers loaded with missiles. Around 300 combat ships total. And a single carrier strike group: one carrier plus its escort fleet of destroyers, cruisers, and attack subs can project airpower across 500 miles of ocean. We're throwing that at eight of the largest navies in history. Different eras, weapons and doctrines. And the rules? Each navy at its historical peak. No modernizing the ancient fleets. The US gets what it has today. Let’s go! Made by my Last Brain Cell
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