Cr. Cruiser Warfare
The use of cruisers, a type of warship, in naval combat. Cruisers were versatile vessels capable of engaging in both surface and anti-aircraft warfare, and played a crucial role in escorting convoys, providing fire support, and participating in fleet actions.
Afloat Convoy Operations
The organized movement of a group of ships, often escorted by warships, to protect vital supplies, troops, or equipment against enemy attack. This involved maintaining strict formations, utilizing radar and sonar systems for detection, and employing tactical maneuvers to defend against submarines, aircraft, or surface raiders.
Afloat Anti-Aircraft Warfare
The measures taken to defend against enemy aircraft, including radar, anti-aircraft guns, and missiles.
Aiw Class Destroyer
A class of destroyers operated by the Soviet Navy during World War II. They were designed for anti-aircraft warfare and had a displacement of 1,100 tons. They were armed with four 130 mm (5.1 in) guns and eight 37 mm (1.5 in) guns.