Reposting the names list
I've agreed to do a bit of poking about in the names file and fixing things, so here's my to-do list (partially complete). If you find more unit type names that seem "off", post and let me know about it. Report on the unit pictures as well, 1935 carrier groups seem to be enjoying their twin engine jets a little too early.
USA:
US Navy:
Suggested name changes for carriers:
Tier 2 (33): Lexington-class
Tier 3 (36): Yorktown-class
Tier 4 (41): Essex-class instead of Yorktown
Tier 5 (43): Use Midway-class, not sure if both U.S. and Independence are both supposed to be fleet carriers, looking for a point of clarification. Might want Commencement Bay vs. Casablanca to better fit timeline.
Tier 6 (48): Use Forrestal-class instead of Enterprise
For the CA line, try fitting in the Oregon City-class (improved Baltimores) between Cleveland (a CL) and Des Moines. That and New Orleans and Northhampton before Baltimore.
US Navy CA:
1938 Baltimore-class
1944 Des Moines-class
1949 Refitted New Orleans-class
USAF CAS:
1930 Curtiss A-12 Shrike
1938
1941 Douglas A-20G Invader
1944 Douglas A-26B Invader
1945 Lockheed F-80C Shooting Star
1950 Republic F-84F Thunderstreak?
USAF Transport:
1948 Douglas C-124 Globemaster II
USAF Dive Bombers:
1936 Northrop A-17
1940 Vultee A-31
USAF TAC:
1938 Douglas A-20A
1951 Martin B-57 Canberra
USAF STRAT:
Add B-36 in place of B-47
Add B-52 in for 1950 bomber
USAF Fighters:
Remove P-59, add Republic F-84 Thunderjet and North American F-86 Sabre
USAF Interceptors:
1947 North American F-86D Dog Sabre
1950 Lockheed F-94 Starfire
Naval Bombers
1942 Martin PBM Mariner
1944 Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer
1948 Grumman AF Guardian
1951 Grumman S-2 Tracker
Germany:
44 and 48 heavy tanks listed incorrectly, move Tiger II to 44 and try E-75 (?) for 48. 43 and 45 elites are listed as SP rocket artillery, is this correct?
Ju-87-D is a better fit for 1940 (assuming designed in 1940) than the -G, seeing as the -G was a highly specialized -D for ground attack.
Ta-183 should be added as either a 47 interceptor or fighter and the He-162 moved to 44. A 262-HBIII (streamlined and improved 262) would be a contender for 47 fighter then. Though I'm sure this has been argued about on the forums for some time, perhaps the int/fighter breakdown should go as follows:
37 INT 109-D
38 FTR 109-E, which had a later JABO variant
40 INT 109 F?
41 FTR 190A Used as a bomb truck more than the 109s
43 INT 109 G?
44 FTR Just leave it at 190D and assume some Ta-152s join in.
44 INT He-162
45 FTR 262
47 INT Ta-183? Supposedly intended to carry the X-4 ATA rocket, though I imagine it could also fit small bombs on the pylons.
47 FTR HB-III version of the 262? Engines moved into wingroots, more wing sweep.
German Kriegsmarine:
CA:
1938 Prinz Eugen
1944
1949
Super Cruiser 1942 Improved Prinz Eugen?*, GrossDeutchland*?
CL:
1936 M-class
1941 Q-class
1944
1949
DD:
1936 Zerstörer 1936-class
1941 Zerstörer 1938A-class
1944 Zerstörer 1944-class, etc*
1950 Zerstörer
Germans never made an ASW class, but they did make fast torpedo boats in the 1700 ton class.
UK:
RN:
Carrier 1948- Improved Malta-class*
Battleships- Swap Lion-class and Vanguard-class
RAF:
Tac
1951 English Electric Canberra
NAV
1942 Short Sunderland Mark III
1948 Lockheed SP-2H Neptune
1951 Avro Shackleton
Transport 1948
Fighter/Interceptor
INT 1944 Gloster Meteor Mark I
FTR 1945 Gloster Meteor Mark III
INT 1947
FTR 1948
INT 1950
FTR 1951