The First Aircraft Carrier Sunk In The World - By The Ottoman Navy

[acetophenol]

Dude, I HAVE the right to rude because neither you or your buddies here understood anything since my first post. It is a "sea plane" carrier but in that sense, another member tried to sell off a story that it nothing that significant!

True that it was a seaplane carrier, it was intended to be an "aircraft carrier" at that time. Also, at that time, aircraft's used by carriers were called "seaplane" and not just termed the normal "aircraft". Hence, it IS a aircraft carrier, just like I said in my very first post.

I even provided LINKS with evidence that it IS an aircraft carrier. Check my previous posts for the links.



right??? I thought that too.



Although I do agree that we did decline, we were NEVER irrelevant and never will be. Just thought to correct you.

Go ahead and show me where I said it was not a aircraft carrier. I just specified that it was a seaplane carrier and not the one with a runway and capable of launching and recovering aircrafts from deck as one would expect.

And NO, you don't have the right to be rude. This is a forum, a place where discussions happen. Discussions happen when people of different and often conflicting views share each other. You have to respect the views of others, no matter whether its for you or against you, not just here, but evey where.