No, it wasn't.
| 27 Feb 42 |
USS Langley |
CV-1 |
attacked by bombers off Java, abandoned and scuttled |
| 8 May 42 |
USS Lexington |
CV-2 |
sunk by aerial torpedoes in Battle of Coral Sea |
| 7 Jun 42 |
USS Yorktown |
CV-5 |
damaged by aircraft on 4 Jun during Battle of Midway, torpedoed and sunk by Japanese submarine I-168 |
| 15 Sep 42 |
USS Wasp |
CV-7 |
torpedoed and sunk by Japanese submarine I-19 south of Guadalcanal |
| 26 Oct 42 |
USS Hornet |
CV-8 |
sunk after being damaged by aircraft torpedoes during Battle of Santa Cruz |
| 24 Nov 43 |
USS Liscome Bay |
CVE-56 |
torpedoed and sunk by I-175 off Gilbert Islands |
| 29 May 44 |
USS Block Island |
CVE-21 |
torpedoed and sunk by U-549 northwest of Canary Islands |
| 24 Oct 44 |
USS Princeton |
CVL-23 |
sunk after being damaged by aircraft bombs east of Luzon during the Battle of Leyte Gulf |
| 4 Jan 45 |
USS Ommaney Bay |
CVE-79 |
sunk by kamikaze south of Mindoro, Philippine Islands |
| 21 Feb 45 |
USS Bismarck Sea |
CVE-95 |
sunk by kamikaze off Iwo Jima |