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	Commission Date	Standard Displacement (tons)	Length (feet)	Speed (knots)	Range (nautical miles)	Crew	Operational Aircraft	Reserve Aircraft	Sunk By
SPECIFICATION RANGES FOR EACH CARRIER TYPE
Fleet Carriers-Low		15,900	718	26	7,750	1,103	48	0
Fleet Carriers-High		64,800	873	34	10,000	2,400	75	18
Light Carriers-Low		7,470	551	25	8,000	550	21	0
Light Carriers-High		13,360	712	29	11,810	1,500	48	0
Escort Carriers-Low		13,600	546	21	7,000	587	23	0
Escort Carriers-High		17,830	651	23	8,500	948	30	6
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EACH CARRIER
Fleet Carriers
Akagi	25-May-27	36,500	855	31	8,200	1,630	66	15	1 bomb
Kaga	30-Nov-29	38,200	812	28	10,000	1,708	72	18	4 bombs
Soryu	29-Sep-37	15,900	746	34	7,750	1,103	63	8	3 bombs
Hiryu	05-Jul-39	17,300	746	34	10,330	1,103	57	16	4 bombs
Shokaku (Syokaku)	08-Aug-41	26,675	845	34	9,700	1,660	72	12	4 torpedoes
Zuikaku	25-Sep-41	29,800	845	34	6,588	1,660	72	12	9 bombs+7 torpedoes
Junyo (Hayataka)	03-May-42	24,100	718	25.5	10,000	1,224	48	5	--
Hiyo (Hitaka, Haytaka, Hijo)	31-Jul-42	26,949	718	25.5	10,000	1,224	48	5	2 torpedoes
Taiho	07-Mar-44	29,300	855	33	10,000	1,751	75	0	1 sub. torpedo
Unryu (Unrju)	06-Aug-44	17,150	742	34	8,000	1,595	57	6	2 sub. torpedoes
Amagi	10-Aug-44	17,460	742	34	9,700	1,595	57	6	many bombs
Katsuragi	15-Oct-44	17,260	742	33	9,700	1,595	57	6	--
Shinano	19-Nov-44	64,800	873	27	10,000	2,400	47	0	4 sub. torpedoes
Light Carriers
Hosho (Hosyo)	27-Dec-22	7,470	551	25	8,680	550	21	0	--
Ryujo (Ryuzyo, Rjudzo)	09-May-33	12,732	590	29	10,000	924	48	0	4 bombs+1 torpedoes
Zuiho	27-Dec-40	11,262	712	28	9,236	785	30	0	many bombs+2 torpedoes
Shoho	30-Nov-41	11,262	674	28	9,236	785	30	0	13 bombs+7 torpedoes
Ryuho (Rjuho)	28-Nov-42	13,360	707	26	8,000	989	30	0	--
Chitose	01-Nov-43	11,190	631	29	11,000	1,500	30	0	3 torpedoes
Chiyoda	21-Dec-43	11,190	631	29	11,810	1,500	30	0	4 bombs + gunfire
Escort Carriers
Taiyo (Toiyo, Utaka, Taijo)	15-Sep-41	17,830	591	21	8,500	850	23	4	1 sub. torpedoes
Unyo (Un'yo, Otaka)	31-May-42	17,830	649	21	8,500	850	30	0	1 sub. torpedoes
Chuyo	25-Nov-42	17,830	591	21	8,500	850	30	0	2 sub. Torpedoes
Shinyo (Jinyo, Shingo)	15-Nov-43	17,500	651	22	8,000	948	27	6	4 sub. Torpedoes
Kaiyo	23-Nov-43	13,600	546	23	7,000	587	24	0	bombs

Notes

"Commission Date" is the date the ship was first commissioned as an aircraft carrier.

"Standard Displacement" is the weight of the ship with full load of stores and ammunition, but with no fuel, lubricating oil, or reserve feed water. (See Stille, p. 61)

"Operational Aircraft" is the number that could be launched for attacks or Combat Air Patrol. It excludes spares and cargo aircraft. (See Parshall and Tully, p. 478)

Various specifications changed over time. Values shown here are typically for the 1942 to 1944 timeframe. ww2dbase

Source(s):
Mark Stille (2013), The Imperial Japanese Navy
Jonathan Parshall and Anthony Tully (2005), Shattered Sword
Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
Imperial Japanese Navy Page
Naval War In The Pacific, 1941-1945
Royal and Dominion Navy Warships
Wikipedia

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