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Fast Carrier Task Force

The Fast Carrier Task Force (TF 38 when assigned to Third Fleet, TF 58 when assigned to Fifth Fleet) was a group of ships in World War II. It was the main striking force of the United States Navy in the Pacific War from January 1944 through the end of the war in September 1945. The task force was made up of several separate task groups, each typically…

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Active
1944–45
Branch
United States Navy
Country
United States
Engagements
Pacific War
Garrison/HQ
Pearl Harbor
Nickname
Task Force 38, Task Force 58

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Carrier-based naval warfare

Admirals

World War II

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Fast Carrier Task Force

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related to World War II · 23
Fast Carrier Task Force → Alaska-class, Amphibious Force, Battle, By, Chichi Jima, Each, Fifth Amphibious Force, Fifth Fleet, Force, Iwo Jima, Marine, Pacific, Pacific Fleet, Raids, Service Squadrons, Task Force, TF, The, The Fast Carrier Task, Third Amphibious Force
Active · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → 1944–45
Branch · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → United States Navy
Country · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → United States
Engagements · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → Pacific War
Garrison/HQ · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → Pearl Harbor
Nickname · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → Task Force 38, Task Force 58
Notable commanders · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → Admiral Marc Mitscher Admiral John S. McCain, Sr. Admiral John H. Towers
Part of · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → United States Pacific Fleet
Size · 1
Fast Carrier Task Force → 17 carriers, 6 battleships, 13 cruisers, 58 destroyers, 1,100 aircraft (December 1944); increased for Battle of Iwo Jima, 1945

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task force admiral mitscher fleet carriers tf 38 58 command halsey 1944 war spruance group 1945 carrier fast pacific aircraft

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Fast Carrier Task ForceActive1944–451.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceBranchUnited States Navy1.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceEngagementsPacific War1.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceGarrison/HQPearl Harbor1.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceNicknameTask Force 38, Task Force 581.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceNotable commandersAdmiral Marc Mitscher Admiral John S. McCain, Sr. Admiral John H. Towers1.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForcePart ofUnited States Pacific Fleet1.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceSize17 carriers, 6 battleships, 13 cruisers, 58 destroyers, 1,100 aircraft (December 1944); increased for Battle of Iwo Jima, 19451.00infobox
Fast Carrier Task ForceTypeFleet1.00infobox
Iwo Jima or Chichi Jima might be undertaken by one or two task groupsinstance ofRaids against island strong points0.80text
but when a major operation was underway the task force would concentrate all four groups togetherinstance ofRaids against island strong points0.80text

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