A fan-drawn G3 carrier opens a counterfactual in which all four hulls become aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy. The scenario uses the proposed 10:10:7 ratio and a 33,000-ton carrier ceiling, rather than the historical treaty settlement. The drawing separates the command island forward from the funnel island aft, though a real British conversion might instead have used a single island farther aft. Four British conversions would probably have affected American and Japanese plans, turning each navy's carrier policy into part of a wider competition.
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How four G3 hulls might become aircraft carriers
A speculative G3 conversion shows how altered treaty tonnage could reshape British carrier strength and provoke matching American and Japanese responses.