America’s Navy uses their sophistication and intricacy of their powerful vessels to be the greatest in service and combat. They use eight main types of vessels to complete the tasks that they’re given. There are the front-line main vessels that have support vessels helping them. Then there are two more ships whose purpose is to fill up the gaps that are left after those. The last ships are around for when a Navy vessel encounters an attack that leaves some wounded.
These iconic vessels are used to protect the U.S., deter threats, and keep the peace. This is because they are constantly operating together and independently in new ways when the obtain a new class or piece of technology. All in all, America’s Navy has been and always will be, increasing the capability of their vessels to strive for progression of peace among the world.
The naval fleet’s eight main vessels are used to complete missions of all kinds. Carriers and submarines are sent to do most of the work. This is because carriers are stocked with aircraft which mean that it can hold a lot of power that can be flown out to an area away from the carrier so it’s not in danger, and submarines have the greatest stealth out of all the naval equipment. Support ships are the cruisers, destroyers, and frigates. They support all other ships in one way or another. The reason they support ships is because they have agile speed along with lightning-quick communications, space-based radar systems, precision weapons, and advanced engineering systems. But make no mistake, these ships are still capable of operating on their own in almost any situation. Amphibious assault ships/Amphibious crafts and littoral combat ships are around to fill in any gaps that aren't covered by the other ships. In most cases, marine soldiers use amphibious ships and crafts to get from sea to land in a protected way. Littoral combat ships are around to do the tasks that the other ships can’t, because they are...