USS Lexington Sinks Bringing Call For New Aircraft Carriers

The video discusses the final moments of the USS Lexington and the rescue of its crew by American destroyers. It highlights a near-miss by a Japanese plane and the Navy's strategic shift towards smaller carriers and a more versatile fleet. The expansion includes more destroyers, cruisers, and submarine chasers, along with land-based B24 planes to complement carrier operations. The Navy's new order emphasizes ruling the skies to dominate the seas.

How does the new naval strategy reflect on the future of battleships?

What is the significance of ruling the skies in relation to naval power?