Why doesn't the U.S. Navy Have Battlecruisers

If the battle cruiser has all the best elements of a battleship and a cruiser, why doesn't the Navy have a fleet of them?

James Harrison, division director for the Expeditionary Warfare Ships Division at Naval Sea Systems Command, set out to explain why some ships just didn't make it in to the Navy fleet, during his history presentation May 9 at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division in West Bethesda, Maryland.

Here is Why doesn't the U.S. Navy Have Battlecruisers

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:41 Why some Ships just didn't make it in to the Navy fleet
01:22 Response to the Soviet nuclear battle cruiser
01:47 Virginia-class nuclear guided-missile cruiser
03:28 Ticonderoga-class Cruiser
03:43 Back to Battlecruisers
04:44 Aircraft Carriers became the U.S. Navy's answer to the Battlecruiser. 
05:55 Revolt of the Admirals

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