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| Japanese destroyers from the First World War to the Second World War. From the Ikazuchi class destroyers to the Tachibana class escort destroyers. Each dedicated page has a message board for use of Naval enthusiasts and Historians. | |||
| Ships name | Launch Date | Fate | |
| Ikazuchi Class | |||
| Akebono | 25th April 1899 | Became a tender in 1918 until scrapped in July 1921. | |
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Akebono |
Akebono. Sent in by Allan Lloyd. |
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| Ikazuchi | 15th November 1898 | Sunk on 10th October 1913. | |
| Inazuma | 28th January 1899 | Sunk on 12th September 1909. | |
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Inazuma (Inadsuma), pre 1904. A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here © Walker Archive. Order Code PAN150 |
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| Oboro | 5th October 1899 | Became tender in 1918 until scrapped in 1921. | |
| Sazanami | 5th October 1899 | Sunk on 10th November 1913. | |
Sazanami. A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here © Walker Archive. Order Code PAN153 |
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| Murakumo Class | |||
| Murakumo | 16th November 1898 | Used as a depot ship from 1921. | |
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Murakumo. Sent in by Ian Hutchins |
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| Kagero | 23rd August 1899 | Scrapped in 1923. | |
| Shinonome | 14th December 1898 | Sunk on 20th July 1913. | |
| Shiranu | 14th March 1899 | Scrapped in 1923. | |
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Shiranu, 1902. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5713 |
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| Usugumo | 16th October 1900 | Scrapped in 1927. | |
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Unugumo pictured in 1900. A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here © Walker Archive. Order Code PAN151 |
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| Yugiri | 26th January 1899 | Used as a depot ship from 1921. | |
| Shirakumo Class | |||
| Shirakumo | 1st October 1901 | Broken Up 1923 | |
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Shirakumo, 1904. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5714 |
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| Asashio | 10th January 1902 | Broken Up 1923 | |
| Akatsuki Class | |||
| Akatsuki | 13th November 1901 | Mined 18th May 1904 | |
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Akatsuki c.1905. A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here © Walker Archive. Order Code PAN147 |
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| Kasumi | 23rd January 1902 | Stricken 1913. Used as target until broken up 1920. | |
Kasumi. A reproduction of this original photo / photo-postcard size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here © Walker Archive. Order Code PAN217 |
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| Harusame Class | |||
| Arare | 5th April 1905 | Broken Up 1926 | |
| Ariake | 7th December 1904 | Broken up 1926 | |
| Asagiri | April 1903 | Stricken 1922, used as target and broken up | |
| Fubuki | 21st January 1905 | Broken Up 1926 | |
| Harusame | 31st October 1902 | Damaged at battle of Tsushima, 27th May 1905. Stranded in storm 24th November 1911. Abandoned December 1911 and stricken 1st April 1912. | |
| Hayatori | March 1903 | Mined 3rd September 1904 | |
| Murasame | November 1902 | Stricken 1922 and used as target until broken up 1923. | |
| Asakaze Class | |||
| Asakaze | 28th October 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Wakaba | 25th November 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Ushio | 18th July 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Ne-no-hi | 30th August 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Kisaragi | 6th September 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Kamikaze | 15th July 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Hatsushimo | 13th May 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Yugure | 17th November 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Harukaze | 25th December 1905 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Yayoi | 7th August 1905 | Stricken 1925 to serve as target until broken up 1926 | |
| Oite | 10th January 1906 | Hulked 1926 | |
| Hibiki | 31st March 1906 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Hatsuyuki | 8th March 1906 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Yudachi | 26th March 1906 | Converted to minesweeper 1923, broken up 1928 | |
| Nowaki | 25th July 1906 | Broken Up 1924 | |
| Mikazuki | 26th May 1906 | Broken Up 1928 | |
| Shigure | March 1906 | Broken Up 1925 | |
| Hatsuharu | 12th May 1906 | Broken Up 1925 | |
| Asatsuyu | 2nd April 1906 | Wrecked 10th November 1913 | |
| Shirotae | 20th July 1906 | Wrecked 3rd September 1914 in Kiao Chao Bay. Destroyed by German shore batteries. wreck broken up 1915 | |
| Shiratsuyu | 12th February 1906 | Broken Up 1928 | |
| Shirayuki | 19th May 1906 | Broken up 1928 | |
| Matsukaze | 23rd December 1906 | Broken Up 1926 | |
| Nagatsuki | 15th December 1906 | Converted to minesweeper No.11 1926, broken up February 1930 | |
| Yunagi | 22nd August 1906 | Broken Up 1925 | |
| Uzuki | 20th September 1906 | Broken Up 1925 | |
| Minazuki | 5th November 1906 | Converted to minesweeper No.10 1926, broken up February 1930 | |
| Hayate | 22nd May 1906 | Broken Up 1925 | |
| Kikuzuki | 18th April 1907 | Converted to minesweeper No.12 1926, broken up February 1930 | |
| Uranami | 8th December 1907 | Converted to minesweeper No.8 in 1926, broken up February 1930 | |
| Isonami | 21st November 1908 | Converted to minesweeper No.7 1926, broken up February 1930 | |
| Ayanami | 20th March 1909 | Converted to minesweeper No.9 1926, broken up February 1930. | |
| Umikaze Class | |||
| Umikaze | 10th October 1910 | Converted to minesweeper No.7 1930. Broken Up 1936 | |
| Yamakaze | 21st January 1911 | Converted to minesweeper No.8 1930. Broken Up 1936 | |
| Sakura Class | |||
| Sakura | 20th December 1911 | Stricken 1931, Broken Up 1933 | |
| Tachibana | 27th January 1912 | Stricken 1931, Broken Up 1933 | |
| Kaba Class | |||
| Kaba | 6th February 1915 | Broken Up 1931 | |
| Matsu | 5th March 1915 | Damaged by earthquake 1st September 1923 and repaired. Broken Up 1931 | |
| Kashiwa | 14th February 1915 | Damaged by earthquake 1st September 1923 and repaired. Broken Up November 1931 | |
| Katsura | 4th March 1915 | Broken Up November 1931 | |
| Kaede | 20th February 1915 | Broken Up 1931 | |
| Kiri | 28th February 1915 | Broken Up November 1931 | |
| Kusunoki | 5th March 1915 | Broken Up November 1931 | |
| Ume | 27th February 1915 | Broken Up November 1931 | |
| Sakaki | 15th February 1915 | Torpedoed and damaged 11th June 1927 by Austrian U27 in the Mediterranean. Broken Up 1931 | |
| Sugi | 16th February 1915 | Broken Up November 1931 | |
| Momo
Class
The whole class served in the Mediterranean during world war one returning to Japan in 1919 Displacement: 835 tons and 1080 tons full load, Crew 110 Speed: 31.5 knots Range: 2400 nm at 15 Knots. Armament: Three 4.7 inch guns and two 7.7mm Machine Gun. Six 18 inch torpedo tubes. |
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| Momo | 12th October 1916 | Broken Up 1940 | |
| Kashi | 1st December 1916 | Transferred to Manchukuo Navy 1937, renamed Hai Wei. Returned to Japanese Navy as auxiliary escort Kali. Sunk 10th October 1944 by aircraft of TF38 | |
| Hinoki | 25th December 1916 | Broken Up 1940 | |
| Yanagi | 24th February 1917 | Training hulk 1st April 1940. Broken up 1st April 1947. | |
Momo Class Destroyer, c.1918. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5715 |
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| Enoki Class | |||
| Enoki | 5th March 1918 | Converted to minesweeper No.10, 1st June 1930. Broken up 1938 | |
| Nara | 28th March 1918 | Converted to minesweeper No.9, 1st June 1930. Broken up 1938 | |
| Tsubaki | 23rd February 1918 | Broken Up 1932 | |
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Tsubaki, 1918. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5716 |
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| Kuwa | 23rd February 1918 | Broken Up 1932 | |
| Keyaki | 15th January 1918 | Broken Up 1932 | |
| Maki | 28th December 1917 | Broken Up 1932 | |
| Isokaze Class | |||
| Amatsukaze | 5th October 1916 | Broken Up 1935 | |
| Isokaze | 5th October 1916 | broken Up 1935 | |
| Tokitsukaze | 27th December 1916 | Broke in two, 25th March 1918. Raised July 1918 and repaired by 1920. Hulked 1st April 1935 as Haikan No.20. Broken Up 1st March 1948 | |
| Hamakaze | 30th October 1916 | Broken Up 1935 | |
| Tanikaze
Class
Displacement: 1300 tons and 1580 tons full load. Crew: 128 Speed: 37.5 Knots. Range 4000 nm at 15 kts. Armament: Three 4.7 inch gun, and Six 21-inch Torpedo Tubes in pairs. |
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| Tanikaze | 20th July 1918 | Hulked 1st April 1935 as Haikan No.19. Training ship 1944. Later scuttled as breakwater at Kure and Broken up. | |
| Kawakaze | 10th October 1917 | Broken Up 1934 | |
| Urakaze
Class
Displacement: 907 tons and 1085 tons full load. Crew: 120 Speed: 30 Knots. Range 1800 nm at 15 kts. Armament: One 4.7 inch gun, Four 3.1 inch gun and Four 21-inch Torpedo Tubes in pairs. |
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| Urakaze | 16th February 1915 | Hulked as Haikan No.18 1936. Sunk 18th July 1945 by aircraft of TF38. Broken up 9th September 1948. | |
| Kawakaze | 23rd December 1916 | Sold to Italy 1916. Renamed Audace. converted to torpedo boat 1935. Captured by Germans 12th September 1943. Became TA.20 October 1943. Sunk by British Destroyers Avon Vale and Wheatland 1st November 1944. | |
| Minekaze Class | |||
| Minekaze | 8th February 1919 | Torpedoed 10th February 1944 by USS Pogy | |
| Sawakaze | 7th January 1919 | Aircraft rescue ship 1939 then patrol vessel 1941. Surrendered August 1945. Broken Up 1948 | |
| Okikaze | 3rd October 1919 | Stricken 1938. Reinstated 1941. torpedoed 10th January 1943 by USS Trigger | |
| Hakaze | 21st June 1920 | Torpedoed 23rd January 1943 by USS Guardfish. | |
| Yakaze | 10th April 1920 | Aircraft target 1942. Damaged 18th July 1945 by aircraft of TF38. Surrendered August 1945 and broken up. | |
| Nadakaze | 26th June 1920 | Became patrol boat No.2 1939. Torpedoed 25th July 1945 by British submarine. | |
| Shimakaze | 31st March 1920 | Became patrol boat No.1 1939. Torpedoed 13th January 1939 by USS Guardfish. | |
| Akikaze | 14th December 1920 | Torpedoed 3rd November 1944 by USS Pintado | |
| Shiokaze | 22nd October 1920 | Badly damaged 21st January 1945 by US aircraft. Converted to Kaiten carrier. Surrendered August 1945. Broken up 1948 | |
| Yukaze | 28th May 1921 | Surrendered August 1945. Handed over to UK 1947 and broken up. | |
| Hokaze | 12th July 1921 | Torpedoed 6th July 1944 by USS Paddle | |
| Tachikaze | 31st March 1921 | Sunk 17th February 1944 by aircraft of TF28 | |
| Nokaze | 1st October 1921 | Torpedoed 20th February 1945 by USS Pargo | |
| Namikaze | 24th June 1922 | Badly damaged 8th September 1944 by US submarine. Converted to Kaiten carrier. Surrendered August 1945. transferred to China as Shen Yang 3rd October 1947 and broken up. | |
| Numakaze | 25th February 1922 | Torpedoed 19th December 1943 by USS Grayback | |
| Momi Class | |||
| Momi | 10th June 1919 | Hulked 1932 | |
| Kaya | 10th June 1919 | Broken Up 1939 | |
| Nire | 22nd December 1919 | Disarmed 1939, tender 1940. Training ship Tomariura No.1 15th December 1944. Surrendered August 1945 and broken up. | |
| Nashi | 26th August 1919 | Broken up 1939 | |
| Take | 26th August 1919 | Disarmed 1939, tender 1940. Surrendered August 1845. Broken up 1947 | |
| Kaki | 20th October 1919 | Disarmed 1939, tender 1940. Training ship Osu 23rd February 1945. Surrendered August 1945. Broken Up 1947 | |
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Kaki, 1920s. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5717 |
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| Kuri | 19h March 1920 | Surrendered September 1945. Mined 8th October 1945 | |
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Kuri on trials in 1920. |
Kuri, 1925. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5719 |
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| Tsuga | 17th April 1920 | Sunk 15th January 1945 by aircraft of TF38 | |
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Tsuga, 1920. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5718 |
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| Fuji | 27th November 1920 | Renamed patrol boat No.36 1939. Damaged 17th May 1945 by aircraft from HMS Illustrious and USS Saratoga. Surrendered August 1945. Ceded to Netherlands 1946 and broken up 1947. | |
| Kiku | 13th October 1920 | Renamed patrol boat No.31 1939. Sunk 30th arch 1944 by aircraft of TF58 | |
| Aoi | 9th November 1920 | Renamed patrol boat No.32 1939. Beached and sunk 23rd December 1941 after damage by US batteries on Wake Island. | |
| Hagi | 29th October 1920 | Renamed patrol boat No.33 1939. beached and sunk 23rd December 1941after damage by US batteries on Wake Island. | |
| Susuki | 21st February 1921 | Renamed patrol boat No.34 1939. Damaged 6th March 1943 after collision with target ship Yakaze. Sunk while being repaired 3rd July 1944 after air attack. | |
| Ashi | 3rd September 1921 | Disarmed 1939, tender 1940. Training ship Tomariura No.2 15th December 1944. Surrendered August 1945. Broken up 1947 | |
| Tsuta | 9th May 1921 | Became patrol boat No.35 1939. Sunk 2nd September 1943 by USAF aircraft. | |
| Warabi | 28th September 1921 | Sunk 24th August 1927 in collision with cruiser Jintsu | |
| Hasu | 8th December 1921 | Badly damaged at Hong Kong by aircraft of TF38 16th January 1945. Surrendered September 1945. Broken up 1946 | |
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Hasu, 1920s. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5721 |
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| Hishi | 19th May 1921 | Became patrol boat No.27 1939. Badly damaged 24th January 1942 by US destroyers Pope and Parrott. Raised and broken up | |
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Hishi, 1920s. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5720 |
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| Sumire | 14th December 1921 | disarmed 1939, tender 1940. Training ship Mitaka. Surrendered August 1945. Broken up March 1948 | |
| Yomogi | 14th March 1922 | Became patrol boat No.38 1939. Torpedoed 25th November 1944 by USS Atule | |
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Yomogi, 1920s. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5722 |
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| Tade | 15th March 1922 | Became patrol boat No.39 1939. Torpedoed 23rd April 1943 by USS Seawolf. | |
| Wakatake Class | |||
| Wakatake | 24th July 1922 | Sunk 30th March 1944 by aircraft of TF58 | |
| Kuretake | 21st October 1922 | Torpedoed 30th December 1944 by USS Razorback | |
| Sanae | 15th February 1923 | Torpedoed 18th November 1943 by USS Bluefish | |
| Sawarabi | 1st September 1923 | Foundered in storm 5th December 1932 | |
| Asagao | 4th November 1922 | Damaged by mine 22nd August 1945. Surrendered and then broken up 1948. | |
| Yugao | 14th April 1923 | Became patrol boat No.46 1942. Torpedoed 10th November 1944 by USS Greenling | |
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Yugao, 1920s. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5726 |
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| Fuyo | 23rd September 1922 | torpedoed 20th December 1943 by USS Puffer | |
| Karukaya | 19th March 1923 | Torpedoed 10th May 1944 by USS Cod | |
| Kamikaze Class | |||
| Kamikaze | 25th September 1922 | Surrendered August 1945. Wrecked 7th June 1946. Broken up 1947 | |
| Asakaze | 8th December 1922 | torpedoed 23rd August 1944 by USS Haddo | |
| Harukaze | 18th December 1922 | Damaged by mine 4th November 1944. Damaged by aircraft of TF38 21st January 1945. Surrendered August 1945. Broken up 1947 | |
| Matsukaze | 30th October 1923 | Torpedoed 9th June 1944 by USS Swordfish | |
| Hatakaze | 15th March 1924 | Sunk 15th January 1945 by aircraft of TF38 | |
| Oite | 27th November 1924 | Sunk 17th February 1944 by aircraft of TF38 | |
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Oite, 1928. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5725 |
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| Hayate | 23rd March 1925 | Sunk 11th December 1941 by US coastal batteries. | |
| Asanagi | 21st April 1924 | Torpedoed 22nd May 1944 by USS Pollack | |
| Yunagi | 23rd April 1924 | Torpedoed 25th August 1944 by USS Picuda | |
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MUTSUKI class Displacement: 1315t standard; 1445t normal Armament: 4-4.7in/50 DP, 2-7.7mm MG, 6-24in TT, 18 DCs Complement: 150 |
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Mutsuki |
23.7.1925 |
Sunk 25.8.42 |
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Mutsuki, 1927. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5723 |
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Kisaragi |
5.6.1925 |
Sunk 11.12.41 |
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Yayoi |
11.7.1925 |
Sunk 11.9.42 |
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Udzuki |
15.10.1925 |
Sunk 12.2.44 |
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Yudsuki, 1929. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5724 |
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FUBUKI class Displacement: 1750t standard; 2057t trial Armament: 6-5in/50 DP, 2-13mm AA, 9-24in TT, 18 DCs Complement: 197 |
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Fubuki |
15.11.1927 |
Sunk 11.10.42 |
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Shinonome |
26.11.1927 |
Sunk 18.12.41 |
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Usugumo |
26.12.1927 |
Sunk 7.7.44 |
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Shirakumo |
27.12.1927 |
Sunk 16.3.44 |
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Isonami |
24.11.1927 |
Sunk 9.4.44 |
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Shirayuki |
20.3.1928 |
Sunk 3.3.43 |
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Hatsuyuki |
29.9.1927 |
Sunk 17.7.43 |
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Miyuki |
26.6.1928 |
Lost 29.6.34 |
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Murakumo |
27.9.1927 |
Sunk 12.10.42 |
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Uranami |
29.11.1928 |
Sunk 26.10.44 |
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Shikinami |
22.6.1929 |
Sunk 12.9.44 |
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Ayanami |
5.10.1929 |
Sunk 15.11.42 |
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Asagiri |
18.11.1929 |
Sunk 28.8.42 |
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Sagiri |
23.12.1929 |
Sunk 24.12.41 |
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Yugiri |
12.5.1930 |
Sunk 25.11.43 |
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Amagiri |
27.2.1930 |
Sunk 23.4.44 |
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Oboro |
8.11.1930 |
Sunk 16.10.42 |
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Akebono |
7.11.1930 |
Sunk 13.11.44 |
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Sazanami |
6.6.1931 |
Sunk 14.1.44 |
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Ushio |
17.11.1930 |
Broken up 1948 |
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AKATSUKI class Displacement: 1680t standard; 1950t trial Armament: 6-5in/50 DP, 2-13mm AA, 9-24in TT, 14 DCs Complement: 197 |
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Akatsuki |
7.5.1932 |
Sunk by fire from U.S cruisers & destroyers near Guadalcanal, 13.11.42 |
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Hibiki |
16.6.1932 |
To USSR 1947 as Pritky, Broken up 1963 |
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Ikazuma |
22.10.1931 |
Sunk by US submarines |
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Inazuma |
25.2.1932 |
Sunk by US submarines |
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HATSUHARU class Displacement: 1490t standard; 1650t trial; 1802t full load Armament: 5-5in/50 DP, 2-13mm AA, 9-24in TT, 14 DCs Complement: 200 |
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Hatsuharu |
27.2.1933 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 13.11.44 |
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Nenohi |
22.12.1932 |
Torpedoed by US submarine & sunk 13.11.44 |
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Hatsushimo |
4.11.1933 |
Mined & sunk 30.7.45 |
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Wakaba |
18.3.1934 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 24.10.44 |
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Yugure |
6.5.1934 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 20.7.43 |
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Ariake |
23.9.1934 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 28.7.43 |
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SHIRATSUYU class Displacement: 1685t standard; 1950t trial Armament:5-5in/50 DP, 2-13mm AA, 8-24in TT, 16 DCs Complement: 180 |
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Shiratsuyu |
5.4.1935 |
Sunk in collision with a tanker 15.6.44 |
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Shigure |
18.5.1935 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 24.1.45 |
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Murasame |
20.6.1935 |
Sunk by US surface ships 6.3.1935 |
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Yudachi |
21.6.1936 |
Sunk by US surface ships 13.11.1936 |
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Samidare |
6.7.1935 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 25.8.1935 |
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Harusame |
21.9.1935 |
Sunk by US aircraft 8.6.44 |
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Yamakaze |
21.2.1936 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 25.6.42 |
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Kawakaze |
1.11.1936 |
Sunk by US surface ships 6.8.43 |
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Umikaze |
27.11.1936 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 1.2.44 |
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Suzukaze |
11.9.1937 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 26.1.44 |
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ASASHIO class Displacement: 1961t standard; 2330t trial Armament: 6-5in/50, 4-25mm AA, 8-24in TT, 16 DCs Complement: 200 |
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Asashio |
16.2.1936 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 4.3.1936 |
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Oshio |
19.4.1937 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 20.2.43 |
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Michishio |
15.3.1937 |
Sunk by US surface ships 25.10.44 |
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Arashio |
26.5.1937 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 4.3.43 |
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Natsugumo |
16.5.1937 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 12.10.42 |
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Yamagumo |
24.7.1937 |
Sunk by US surface ships 25.10.44 |
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Minegumo |
4.11.1937 |
Sunk by US surface ships 5.3.43 |
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Asagumo |
5.11.1937 |
Sunk by US surface ships 25.10.44 |
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Arare |
16.11.1937 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 5.7.42 |
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Kisumi |
18.11.1937 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 7.4.45 |
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KAGERO class Displacement: 2033t standard; 2450t trial Armament: 6-5in/50 DP, 4-25mm AA, 8-24in TT, 16 DCs Complement: 240 |
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Kagero |
27.9.1938 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 8.5.43 |
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Kuroshio |
25.10.1938 |
Mined & sunk 7.5.43 |
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Oyahio |
29.11.1938 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 8.5.43 |
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Hatsukaze |
24.1.1939 |
Sunk by US surface ships 2.11.43 |
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Natsushio |
23.2.1939 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 8.2.42 |
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Yukikaze |
24.3.1939 |
To China 1947 as Tan Yang |
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Hayashio |
19.4.1939 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 24.11.42 |
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Maikaze |
15.3.1941 |
Sunk by US surface ships 17.2.44 |
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Isokaze |
19.6.1939 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 7.4.45 |
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Shiranui |
28.6.1938 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 27.10.44 |
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Amatsukaze |
19.10.1939 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 6.4.45 |
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Tokitsukaze |
10.11.1939 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 3.3.43 |
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Urakaze |
19.4.1940 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 21.11.44 |
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Hamakaze |
25.11.1940 |
Sunk by US land or carrier based aircraft 7.4.45 |
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Nowaki |
17.9.1940 |
Sunk by US surface ships 26.11.44 |
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Arashi |
22.4.1940 |
Sunk by US surface ships 7.8.43 |
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Hagikaze |
18.6.1940 |
Sunk by US surface ships 7.8.43 |
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Tanikaze |
1.11.1940 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 9.6.44 |
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YUGUMO class Displacement: 2077t standard; 2480t trial Armament: 6-5in/50 DP, 4-25mm AA, 8-24in TT, 36 DCs Complement: 228 |
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Yugumo |
16.3.1941 |
Sunk by US surface ships 6.11.43 |
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Akigumo |
11.4.1941 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 11.4.44 |
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Kazekumo |
26.9.1941 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 8.6.44 |
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Makikumo |
5.11.1941 |
Mined & sunk 1.2.43 |
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Makinami |
27.12.1941 |
Sunk by US surface ships 25.11.43 |
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Takanami |
16.3.1942 |
Sunk by US surface ships 1.12.42 |
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Naganami |
5.3.1942 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 11.11.44 |
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Tamanami |
20.12.1942 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 7.7.44 |
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Suzanami |
12.3.1943 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 11.11.43 |
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Onami |
31.8.1942 |
Sunk by US surface ships 25.11.43 |
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Fujinami |
20.4.1943 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 27.10.44 |
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Kishinami |
19.8.1943 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 4.12.44 |
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Hayanami |
19.12.1942 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 7.6.44 |
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Kiyonami |
17.8.1942 |
Sunk by PT boats & aircraft 20.7.43 |
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Okinami |
18.7.1943 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 13.11.44 |
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Hamanami |
18.4.1943 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 11.11.44 |
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Asashimo |
18.7.1943 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 7.4.45 |
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Kiyoshimo |
29.2.1944 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 26.12.44 |
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Hayashimo |
Nov 1943 |
Torpedoed & sunk by US submarine 26.10.44 |
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Akishimo |
5.12.1943 |
Sunk by land or carrier based aircraft 13.11.44 |
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SHIMAKAZE Displacement: 2567t standard; 3000t trial Armament: 6-5in/50 DP, 6-25mm AA, 15-24in TT, 18 DCs Complement? |
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Shimakaze |
18.7.1942 |
Sunk by US carrier aircraft 11.11.44 |
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AKITSUKI class Displacement: 2701t standard; 3430t trial; 3700t full load Armament: 8-3.9in/65 DP, 4-25mm AA, 4-24in TT, 72 DCs Complement: 300 |
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Akitsuki |
2.7.1941 |
Sunk to US carrier aircraft 25.10.44 |
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Terutsuki |
21.11.1941 |
Sunk by PT boats 12.12.42 |
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Suzutsuki |
9.3.1942 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Hatsusuki |
3.4.1942 |
Sunk by US surface ships 25.10.44 |
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Niitsuki |
29.6.1942 |
Sunk by US surface ships 6.7.43 |
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Wakatsuki |
24.11.1942 |
Sunk to US carrier aircraft |
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Shimotsuki |
7.4.1943 |
Sunk to a US submarine |
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Fuyutsuki |
20.1.1944 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Hanatsuki |
10.10.1944 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Yoitsuki |
25.9.1944 |
To China 1947 as Fen Yang, broken up 1963 |
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Harutsuki |
3.8.1944 |
To USSR 1947 as Pospeschny, Broken up? |
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Natsutsuki |
2.12.1944 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Mochitsuki |
- |
Broken up 1945 |
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MATSU class Displacement: 1262t standard; 1506t trial Armament: 3-5in/40 DP, 24-25mm AA, 4-24in TT, 36 DCs Complement? |
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Matsu |
3.2.1944 |
Sunk to US surface ships 4.8.44 |
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Momo |
25.3.1944 |
Sunk by US submarine 15.12.44 |
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Take |
28.3.1944 |
To UK, Broken up 1947 |
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Ume |
24.4.1944 |
Sunk by US aircraft 31.1.45 |
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Kuwa |
25.5.1944 |
Sunk to US surface ships 3.12.44 |
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Maki |
10.6.1944 |
To UK, Broken up 1947 |
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Kiri |
27.5.1944 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Sugi |
3.7.1944 |
To China 1947 as Hui Yang |
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Momi |
16.6.1944 |
Sunk to US aircraft 5.1.45 |
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Hinoki |
4.7.1944 |
Sunk to US surface ships 7.1.45 |
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Kashi |
13.8.1944 |
To USA 1947, Broken up 1948 |
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Kaya |
30.7.1944 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Kaede |
25.7.1944 |
To China 1947 as Hen Yang, Hulked |
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Sakura |
6.9.1944 |
Mined & sunk 11.7.45 |
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Nara |
12.10.1944 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Tsubaki |
30.9.1944 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Keyaki |
30.9.1944 |
To USA 1947, Target 1947 |
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Yunagi |
25.11.1944 |
Broken up 1947 |
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TACHIBANA class Displacement: 1289t standard; 1555t trial Armament: 3-5in/40 DP, 24-25mm AA, 4-24in TT, 60 DCs Complement? |
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Tachibana |
14.10.1944 |
Sunk by US carrier aircraft 14.7.45 |
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Nire |
25.11.1944 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Tsuta |
2.11.1944 |
To China 1947 as Hua Yang, Hulked |
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Hagi |
27.11.1944 |
To UK 1947, Broken up |
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Kaki |
11.12.1944 |
To USA 1947, Broken up |
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Shii |
13.1.1945 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Nashi |
17.1.1945 |
Sunk by US carrier aircraft 28.7.45, raised in 1955, repaired and used for radar trials |
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Sumire |
27.12.1944 |
To UK 1947, target 1947 |
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Enoki |
27.1.1945 |
Mined & sunk 26.6.45, salved after the war then scrapped |
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Kusunoki |
18.1.1945 |
To UK 1947, Broken up |
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Odake |
10.3.1945 |
To USA 1947, Broken up |
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Hatsuzakura |
20.2.1945 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Kaba |
27.2.1945 |
To USA 1947, Broken up |
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Hatsuyume |
25.5.1945 |
To China 1947 as Hsin Yang |
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Yaezakura |
17.3.1945 |
Broken up incomplete 1945 |
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Tochi |
28.5.1945 |
Broken up incomplete 1945 |
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Yadake |
1.5.1945 |
Broken up incomplete 1945 |
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Katsura |
23.6.1945 |
Broken up incomplete 1945 |
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Wakarakura |
- |
Broken up 1945 |
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Azusa |
- |
Broken up 1945 |
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Sakaki |
- |
Broken up 1945 |
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Kuzu |
- |
Broken up 1945 |
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Hishi |
- |
Broken up 1945 |
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SHIMUSHU class (Type A) escorts Displacement: 860t standard; 1004t trial Armament: 3-4.7in/45, 4-25mm AA, 12 DCs Complement: 150 |
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Shimushu |
1939-40 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Hachijo |
1939-40 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Kunashiri |
1939-40 |
Wrecked while on repatriation duties post-war |
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Ishigaki |
1939-40 |
Sunk 31.5.44 |
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ETOROFU class (Improved Type A) escorts Displacement: 870t standard; 1004t trial Armament: 3-4.7in/45, 4-25mm AA, 36 DCs Complement: 147 |
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Etorofu |
1942-43 |
To USA 1947 |
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Oki |
1942-43 |
To China 1947 as Ku An |
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Sado |
1942-43 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 28.8.44 |
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Matsuwa |
1942-43 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 22.8.44 |
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Fukue |
1942-43 |
To UK 1947, Broken up |
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Tsushima |
1942-43 |
To China 1947 as Lin An |
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Mutsure |
1942-43 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 2.9.43 |
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Wakamija |
1942-43 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 23.11.43 |
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Kanju |
1942-43 |
Sunk by Soviets 15.8.45 |
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Hirado |
1942-43 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 12.9.44 |
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Amakusa |
1942-43 |
Sunk by US aircraft 9.8.45 |
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Manju |
1942-43 |
Broken up 1946 |
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Tamano |
1942-43 |
Broken up 1946 |
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Kasado |
1942-43 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Iki |
1942-43 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 24.5.44 |
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MIKURA class (type B) escorts Displacement: 940t standard; 1004t trial Armament: 3-4.7in/45, 4-25mm AA, 120 DCs Complement: c150 |
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Mikura |
1943-44 |
Sunk causes unknown 2.5.45 |
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Miyake |
1943-44 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Awaji |
1943-44 |
Sunk 2.6.44 |
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Kurahashi |
1943-44 |
To UK 1947, Broken up |
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Nomi |
1943-44 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 15.4.45 |
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Yokohama |
1943-44 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 7.8.44 |
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Chiburi |
1943-44 |
Sunk by US carrier aircraft 12.1.45 |
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Yashiro |
1943-44 |
To China 1947 as Cheng An |
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Kusagaki |
1943-44 |
Torpedoed by US submarines 7.8.44 |
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UKURU class (Improved Type B) escorts Displacement: 940t standard; 1004t trial Armament: 3-4.7in/45, 6-25mm AA, 120 DCs Complement: c150 |
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Ukuru |
1944-45 |
To JMSDF 1948 |
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Hiburi |
1944-45 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 22.8.44 |
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Shonan |
1944-45 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 25.2.45 |
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Daito |
1944-45 |
Mined post-war 16.11.45 |
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Okinawa |
1944-45 |
Sunk by US aircraft 30.7.45 |
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Kume |
1944-45 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 28.1.45 |
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Ikuna |
1944-45 |
To JMSDF 1948 |
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Shinnan |
1944-45 |
To JMSDF 1948 |
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Yaku |
1944-45 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 23.2.45 |
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Aguni |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Makuto |
1944-45 |
Mined 4.4.45 |
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Inagi |
1944-45 |
Sunk by US aircraft 9.8.45 |
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Uku |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, broken up |
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Chikubu |
1944-45 |
To JMSDF 1948 |
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Habushi |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, broken up |
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Sakito |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1947 |
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Kuga |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Oga |
1944-45 |
Torpedoed by US submarine 2.5.45 |
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Koza |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Kanawa |
1944-45 |
To UK 1947, broken up |
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Tamano |
- |
- |
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Shiga |
1944-45 |
To JMSDF 1948 |
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Amami |
1944-45 |
To UK 1947, broken up |
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Hodaka |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, broken up 1948 |
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Habuto |
1944-45 |
To UK 1947, broken up |
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Iwo |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1946 |
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Takane |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1947 |
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Ikara |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1946 |
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Shisaka |
1944-45 |
To China 1947 as Hui An |
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Ikino |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Otsu |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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Urumi |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1946 |
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Murotsu |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1946 |
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Tomoshiri |
1944-45 |
Broken up, unlaunched 1947 |
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Type C escorts Displacement: 745t standard; 797t trial Armament: 2-4.7in/45, 6-25mm AA, 120 DCs Complement: 136 |
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No1 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 6.4.45 |
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No3 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 9.1.45 |
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No5 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 21.9.44 |
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No7 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 14.11.44 |
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No9 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 14.2.45 |
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No1 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 10.11.44 |
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No13 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 14.8.45 |
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No15 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 6.6.44 |
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No17 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 12.1.45 |
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No19 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 12.1.45 |
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No21 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 6.10.44 |
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No23 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 12.1.45 |
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No25 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 3.5.35 |
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No27 |
1944-45 |
To UK 1947, broken up |
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No29 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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No31 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 14.4.45 |
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No33 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 28.3.45 |
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No35 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 12.1.45 |
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No37 |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, Broken up |
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No39 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 7.8.45 |
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No41 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 9.6.45 |
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No43 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 12.1.45 |
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No45 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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No47 |
1944-45 |
Sunk |
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No49 |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, broken up |
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No51 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 12.1.45 |
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No53 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 7.2.45 |
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No55 |
1944-45 |
To UK 1947, broken up |
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No57 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1947 |
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No59 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1947 |
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No61 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1946 |
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No63 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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No65 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 14.7.45 |
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No67 |
1944-45 |
To China 1947 as Ying Ku |
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No69 |
1944-45 |
16.3.45 |
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No71 |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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No73 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 16.4.45 |
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No75 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 23.8.45 |
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No77 |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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No79 |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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No81 |
1944-45 |
To China 1947 as Mukden |
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No83 |
1944-45 |
Broken up, incomplete 1948 |
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No85 |
1944-45 |
To China as Shin An |
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No87 |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, broken up |
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No89 |
1944-45 |
Broken up incomplete 1947 |
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No95 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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No97 |
1944-45 |
Broken up incomplete 1947 |
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No105 |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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No107 |
1944-45 |
To China 1947 as Chao An |
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No205 |
1944-45 |
To China 1947 as Chang An |
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No207 |
1944-45 |
To USA 1947, broken up |
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No213 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 18.8.45 |
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No215 |
1944-45 |
To China 1947 as Liao Hai |
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No217 |
1944-45 |
To UK 1947, broken up |
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No219 |
1944-45 |
Sunk 15.7.45 |
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No221 |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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No223 |
1944-45 |
Broken up, incomplete 1947 |
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No225 |
1944-45 |
Broken up 1948 |
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No227 |
1944-45 |
To USSR 1947 |
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Ex-US GLEAVES class destroyers |
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Asakaze |
19.10.54 |
Returned
to USA 1969 |
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| Hatakaze |
19.10.54 |
Returned
to USA 1969 |
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Ex-US FLETCHER class destroyers |
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Ariake |
10.3.59 |
Deleted 1974, Broken Up 1976 |
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Yugure |
10.3.59 |
Deleted
1974 |
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HARUAKAZE class (A type)
destroyers
Displacement: 1700t standard; 2340t full load
Armament: 3-5in/38, 8-40mm, 2 hedgehog, 8 K-guns, 1 DC rack
Complement: 240 |
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Harukaze |
20.9.55 |
TS
27.3.81, deleted 1985 |
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Yukikaze |
20.8.55 |
TS
27.3.81, deleted 1985 |
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AYANAMI class destroyers Displacement:
1720t standard; 2500t full load
Armament: 6-3in, 4-21in TT, 2 ASW torpedo racks, 2 Hedgehog, 2
Y-guns
Complement: 220 |
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Ayanami |
1.6.57 |
TS
1982, deleted 25.12.86 |
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Isonami |
14.3.58 |
TS
1975, deleted 1.7.87 |
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Uranami |
27.2.58 |
TS
1982, deleted 25.12.86 |
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Shikinami |
15.3.58 |
TS
1976, deleted 1.7.87 |
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Takananmi |
30.1.60 |
TS
1985, deleted 1.3.89 |
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Onami |
29.8.60 |
TS
1987, deleted 1.3.90 |
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Makinami |
28.10.60 |
TS
1987, deleted 1.3.90 |
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MURASAME class destroyers Displacement: 1838t (Harusame
1800t, Yudachi 1840t) standard
Armament: 3-5in/54, 4-3in/50, 2 ASW torpedo racks, 1 hedgehog,
2 Y-guns, 1 DC rack
Complement: 220 |
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Murasame |
31.7.58 |
Auxiliary
1984, deleted 23.3.88 |
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Yudachi |
31.7.58 |
Auxiliary
1984, deleted 1987 |
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Harusame |
18.6.59 |
Auxiliary
1985, deleted May 1989 |
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AKIZUKI class destroyers Displacement:
2388t standard; 2890t normal
Armament: 3-5in/50, 4-3in/50, 1 Weapon Alfa, 2 hedgehog, 2
y-guns, 2 ASW torpedo, 4-21in TT (8 torpedoes) Complement: 330 |
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Akizuki |
26.6.59 |
Auxiliary
1985, deleted Dec 1993 |
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Teruzuki |
24.6.59 |
Auxiliary
1986, TS 1.7.87, deleted Sep 1993 |
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Teruzuki, 1969. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5727 |
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AMATSUKAZE destroyer Displacement: 3050t
standard; 4000t full load
Armament: 1 Mk 13 launcher (40 standard MR-1 missiles).
4-3in/50, 1 ASROC ASW system, 2 hedgehog, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT
Complement: 290 |
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Amatsukaze |
5.10.63 |
To
decommission 1995 |
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YAMAGUMO class escort destroyers
Displacement: 2100t standard; 2700t full load
Armament: 4-3in50, 1 ASROC ASW system, 1-375mm ASW rocket
launcher, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT
Complement: 210 |
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Yamagumo |
27.2.65 |
TS
20.6.91 |
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Makigumo |
26.7.65 |
TS
20.6.91 |
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Asagumo |
25.11.66 |
ASU
7018 18.10.93 |
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Aokumo |
30.3.72 |
In
service 1995 |
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Akigumo |
23.10.73 |
In
service 1995 |
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Yuugumo |
21.5.77 |
In
service 1995 |
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TAKATSUKI class destroyer Complement: 3100t standard; 4500t full
load
Armament: 2-5in, 1 ASROC ASW system, 1-375mm ASW rocket
launcher, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT Complement:
270 |
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Takatsuki |
7.1.66 |
In
service 1995 |
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Kikuzuki |
25.3.67 |
In
service 1995 |
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|
Kikuzuki, 1970. Original republished © MPL Photograph (Postcard Size). Price £5 Click here to order. Order Code MP5728 |
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Mochizuki |
15.3.68 |
In
service 1995 |
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Nagatsuki |
19.3.69 |
In
service 1995 |
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MINEGUMO class escort destroyers
Displacement: 2100t standard; 2750t full load
Armament: 4-3in/50, 1-375mm ASW rocket launcher, 6-12.75in Mk
32 ASW TT Complement: 205 |
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Minegumo |
16.12.67 |
In
service 1995 |
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Natsugumo |
25.7.68 |
In
service 1995 |
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Murakumo |
15.11.69 |
In
service 1995 |
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HARUNA class helicopter destroyers
Displacement: 4700t standard; 6300t full load
Armament: 2-5in54, 1 ASROC ASW system, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT,
3 helicopters
Complement: 340 |
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Haruna |
Dec
1971 |
In
service 1995 |
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Hiei |
13.8.73 |
In
service 1995 |
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TACHIKAZE class destroyers Displacement: 3850t standard; 4800t full
load
Armament: 1 standard SAM, 2-5in/54, 1 ASROC ASW system,
6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT Complement: 277 |
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Tachikaze |
12.12.74 |
In
service 1995 |
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Asakaze |
15.10.79 |
In
service 1995 |
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Sawakaze |
Feb
1982 |
In
service 1995 |
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SHIRANE class helicopter destroyers
Displacement: 5200t standard; 6800t full load
Armament: 1 Sea Sparrow SAM, 2-5in/54, 1 ASROC ASW system,
6-12.75 Mk 32 ASW TT, 3 helicopters
Complement: 370 |
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Shirane |
18.9.78 |
In
service 1995 |
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Kurama |
20.9.79 |
In
service 1995 |
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HATSUYUKI class destroyers Displacement: 2850t
standard; 3700t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 1 sea Sparrow SAM, 1-76mm OTO Melara,
1 ASROC ASW system, 6-12,75in Mk 32 ASW TT, 1 helicopter
Complement: 190 |
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Hatsuyuki |
7.11.80 |
In
service 1995 |
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122 Hatsuyuki at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code PD458 |
122 Hatsuyuki at Malta, 23rd September 1991. Hatsuyuki Class Destroyer, launched 7th November 1980. In service 2003 Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code PD266 |
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Shirayuki |
4.8.81 |
In
service 1995 |
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Mineyuki |
19.10.82 |
In
service 1995 |
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Sawayuki |
21.6.82 |
In
service 1995 |
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Hamayuki |
27.5.82 |
In
service 1995 |
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Isoyuki |
19.9.83 |
In
service 1995 |
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Haruyuki |
6.9.83 |
In
service 1995 |
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Yamayuki |
10.7.84 |
In
service 1995 |
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129 Yamayuki at Malta, 23rd September 1991. Hatsuyuki Class Destroyer, launched 10th July 1984, In service 2003. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code PD267 |
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Matsuyki |
25.10.84 |
In
service 1995 |
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Setoyuki |
3.7.85 |
In
service 1995 |
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Asayuki |
16.10.85 |
In
service 1995 |
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Shimayuki |
29.1.86 |
In
service 1995 |
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HATAKAZE class destroyers Displacement: 4600t standard; 5500t
full load
Armament: 2-5in/54, 8 Harpoon SSM, 1 Standard SAM, 2-20mm
Phalanx CIWS, 1 ASROC ASW system, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT, helicopter
platform. Complement:
260 |
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Hatakaze |
9.11.84 |
In
service 1995 |
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Shimakaze |
30.1.87 |
In
service 1995 |
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ASAGIRI class destroyers Displacement: 3500t
standard; 4200t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 1 Sea Sparrow SAM, 1-76mm OTO Melara,
2-20mm Phalanx CIWS, ASROC ASW system, 6-12.75in ASW TT, 1 helicopter
complement: 220 |
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Asagiri |
19.9.86 |
In
service 1995 |
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Yamagiri |
8.10.87 |
In
service 1995 |
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Yuugiri |
21.9.87 |
In
service 2005 |
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DD153 Yuugiri with RFA Sir Galahad at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review, June 2005. Copyright of Nick Newns. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code NN135 |
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DD153 Yuugiri at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD494 |
DD153 Yuugiri at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD495 |
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DD153 Yuugiri at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD496 |
DD153 Yuugiri at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD497 |
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Amagiri |
9.9.87 |
In service |
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Hamagiri |
4.6.88 |
In service |
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Setogiri |
12.9.88 |
In service |
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Sawagiri |
25.12.88 |
In service |
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Umigiri |
9.11.89 |
In service |
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KONGO class destroyers Displacement: 7250t
standard; 9485t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 2 Mk 41 VLS groups (29 cells forward,
61 aft for Standard SM2-MR block 2 SAM and vertically launched ASROC),
1-5in/54 OTO Melara, 2-20mm Phalanx CIWS, 6-12.75in ASW TT
Complement: 300 |
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Kongo |
26.9.91 |
In service |
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Kirishima |
19.8.93 |
In service |
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Myoko |
6.10.94 |
In service |
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Chokai |
1998 |
In service |
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MURASAME class destroyers Displacement: 4400t standard;
5100t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 2 Mk 49 VLS groups (29 cells forward,
61 cells aft; 90 Sea Sparrow SAM or Vertical Launch ASROC), 1-76mm OTO
Melara, 2-20mm Phalanx CIWS, 6-12.75in ASW TT, 1 helicopter
Complement: 160 |
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Murasame |
Sep
1994 |
In service |
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101 Murasame at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD498 |
101 Murasame at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD499 |
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101 Murasame at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD500 |
101 Murasame at Malta. Photographed by Patrick D'Agostino. Copyright Cranston Fine Arts. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code DPD501 |
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Murasame at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review, June 2005. Copyright of Nick Newns. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code NN130 |
101 Murasame at the Trafalgar 200 Fleet Review, June 2005, with Indian destroyer Mumbai in the background. Copyright of Nick Newns. A reproduction of this original photo size 10" x 7" approx available. Order photograph here . Order Code NN143 |
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Aug
1995 |
Building
1995 |
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AKEBONO (B type) escort Displacement:
1075t standard; 1350t full load
Armament: 2-3in/50, 4-40mm, 1 hedgehog, 8 K-guns, 1 DC rack
Complement: 193 |
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Akebono |
30.10.55 |
Discarded
1976 |
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IKAZUCHI class 9B type) escorts
Displacement: 1080t standard
Armament: 2-3in/50, 4-40mm, 1 hedgehog, 8 K-guns, 1 DC rack
Complement: 193 |
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Ikazuchi |
6th September 1955 |
Stricken 1976 |
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Inazuma |
4th August 1955 |
Stricken 1976 |
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ISUZU class escorts Displacement:
1490t standard; 1700t full load
Armament: 4-3in/50, 4-21in TT, 1-375mm ASW rocket launcher,
6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT, 1 DCT, 1 DC rack
Complement: 183 |
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Isuzu |
17.1.61 |
Auxiliary
(ASU 7105) 8.4.88, deleted Mar 1992 |
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Mogami |
7.3.61 |
TS (TV3505) 1.7.87, deleted Jun 1991 | |
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Kitakami |
21.6.63 |
Auxiliary
(ASU 7016) 31.3.90 deleted Oct 1993 |
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Ohi |
15.6.63 |
Auxiliary
(ASU 7017) 31.1.90, deleted Feb 1993 |
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CHIKUGO class escort Displacement:
1470-1530t standard; 1700-1800t full load
Armament: 2-3in/50, 2-40mm, 1 ASROC ASW system, 6-12.75in Mk 32
ASW TT Complement:
165 |
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Chikugo |
13.1.70 |
In
service 1995 |
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Ayase |
16.9.70 |
In
service 1995 |
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Mikumo |
16.2.71 |
In
service 1995 |
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Tokachi |
25.11.71 |
In
service 1995 |
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Iwase |
29.6.72 |
In
service 1995 |
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Chitose |
25.1.73 |
In
service 1995 |
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Niyodo |
28.8.73 |
In
service 1995 |
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Teshio |
29.5.74 |
In
service 1995 |
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Yoshino |
22.8.74 |
In
service 1995 |
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Kumano |
24.2.75 |
In
service 1995 |
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Noshiro |
23.12.76 |
In
service 1995 |
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ISHIKARI class escort Displacement: 1200t standard;
1450t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 1-76mm OTO Melara compact, 1-375mm ASW
rocket launcher, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT
Complement: 90 |
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Ishikari |
18.3.80 |
In
service 1995 |
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YUBARI class escorts Displacement:
1470t standard; 1690t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 1-76mm/62 OTO Melara compact, 1-375mm
ASW rocket launcher, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT
Complement: 98 |
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Yubari |
22.2.82 |
In
service 1995 |
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Yubetsu |
14.2.84 |
In
service 1995 |
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ABUKUMA class escorts Displacement:
2050t standard; 2550t full load
Armament: 8 Harpoon SSM, 1-76mm/62 OTO Melara, 1-20mm Phalanx
CIWS, 1 ASROC ASW system, 6-12.75in Mk 32 ASW TT
Complement: 115 |
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Abukuma |
21.12.88 |
In
service 1995 |
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Jintsu |
31.1.89 |
In
service 1995 |
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Ohyodo |
19.12.89 |
In
service 1995 |
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Sendai |
26.1.90 |
In
service 1995 |
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Chukuma |
22.1.92 |
In
service 1995 |
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Tone |
6.12.91 |
In
service 1995 |
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