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Trumpeter 05607 USS Saratoga 1:350 |
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| USS SARATOGA CV-3
Length overall: 270.7m Beam: 32.3m Displacement: 33000 t Saratoga, one
of the first fast carriers in the United States Navy, was laid down on
25 September 1920, by the New York Shipbuilding Co., and commissioned on
16 November 1927. When the Japanese struck Pearl Harbor on 7 December
1941, Saratoga was just entering San Diego after an interim dry docking
at Bremerton. She hurriedly got underway the following day as the
nucleus of a third carrier force. On 11 January 1942, she was hit by a
deep-running torpedo fired by the Japanese submarine. As flagship of
Real Admiral F. J. Fletcher, Saratoga opened the Guadalcanal assault
early on 7 August 1942 when she turned into the wind to launch aircraft.
She provided air cover for the landings for the next two days, and take
part in all the operations in the Guadalcanal. Saratoga was surplus to
postwar requirements, and she was assigned to Operation "Crossroads” at
Bikini Atoll to test the effect of the atomic bomb on naval vessels. She
was struck from the Navy list on 15 August 1946. Saratoga received
seven battle stars for her WWII service. Item No 05607 Item Name USS SARATOGA CV-3 Bar Code n/a Scale 1:350 Item Type Static Kit Model Brief L: 773.8mm W: 89.2mm Total Parts 566pcs Metal Parts n/a Photo Etched Parts n/a Film Parts n/a Resin Parts n/a Total Sprues 37pcs Paint Schemes 1936 Released Date n/a More Features Either waterline version or full hull version can be selected. |
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