How many aircraft carriers did the United States develop after World War II?

Midway class: designed in wartime, unable to catch up with the battle when serving. This class of ships includes midway (CV4 1), Coral Sea (CV43) and franklin roosevelt (CV42).

After the midway class, it is planned to develop the super aircraft carrier "America" with a large nuclear attack aircraft. However, due to the obstruction of the army and air force, the ship was forced to stop working, which led to the angry suicide of then Secretary of Defense Forrest, and the naval generals also protested, which was called "Admiral Rebellion" in history.

Forest class: a truly first-class aircraft carrier after the war. Including forest (CVA59), Saratoga (CVA60), Raiders (CVA6 1) and Independence (CVA62).

Kitty Hawk: forest's development model, in which "Kennedy" is slightly different from the first three. Including Kitty Hawk (CVA63), Constellation (CVA64), American (CVA66) and Kennedy (CVA67).

Enterprise (CVN65): the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier.

Nimitz class: The main nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in active service include Nimitz (CVN-68), Eisenhower (CVN-69), carl vinson (CVN-70), theodore roosevelt (CVN-7 1) and abraham lincoln (CVN-69).

Ford class: The first modern aircraft carrier in the future, the "Gerald Ford" (CVN78) is under construction.