Carrier Air Group

Template:ARMA v1.2 Carrier Air Groups represent the complement of planes stationed on carriers. They are usually a mix of fighters, torpedo and dive bombers which provide both protection for the carrier and allow it to strike

Carrier Air Group Statistics

Model	Year	Air Attack	Air Def.	Sea Attack	Sub Attack	Sea Def	Shore Bombard	Distance	Visi- bility	Surface Detect	Sub Detect	Air Detect	Cost	Build- time	Man- power	Max Speed	Supply Cons.	Fuel Cons.	Range
Great War Carrier Air Group	1936	3	3	2	0		5	1.00		7	1	3	2.0	190	0.2		0.40	1.00	0.5
Early Carrier Air Group	1936	6	5	4	0		7	1.20		9	1	4	2.5	190	0.2		0.40	1.00	0.5
Basic Carrier Air Group	1936	7	6	5	0		10	1.40		10	1	5	3.0	190	0.2		0.50	1.00	0.5
Improved Carrier Air Group	1938	7	6	6	0		11	1.60		13	6	6	3.5	190	0.2		0.50	1.00	0.5
Advanced Carrier Air Group	1941	8	8	8	1		13	1.80		14	7	7	4.0	190	0.2		0.60	1.00	0.5
Adv Heavy Carrier Air Group	1943	11	11	10	3		15	2.00		15	7	7	4.5	190	0.2		0.60	1.00	0.5
Super-Heavy Carrier Air Group	1944	14	12	11	3		17	2.20		16	7	7	5.0	190	0.2		0.70	1.00	0.5
Semi-Modern Carrier Air Group	1945	15	14	12	5		17	2.40		17	8	8	5.5	190	0.2		0.70	1.00	0.5
Turbojet Carrier AIr Group	1945	19	17	15	8		21	2.50		20	10	10	6.0	190	0.2		1.00	1.50	0.5
Impr Turbojet Carrier AIr Group	1948	20	19	17	8		23	2.50		22	12	12	6.5	190	0.2		1.00	1.50	0.5