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Defense Buildup Program (DBP or 防衛力整備計画) document outlined the scale of the introduction of specific defense equipment within the budgetary objectives. According to the Defense Buildup Program document, the JMSDF will increase the number of Aegis-equipped guided-missile destroyers (DDG) from the current 8 to 10 warships, as well as the introduction of two Aegis system-equipped vessels (ASEV) to be deployed in ballistic missile defense (BMD) operations. By the end of the decade, the JMSDF will operate 12 ships equipped with
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Strategy (国家防衛戦略) outlined Japan's defense policy goals and the means to achieve them while the
Defense Buildup Program (防衛力整備計画) outlined the scale of the introduction of specific defense equipment within the budgetary objectives. According to the Defense Buildup Program, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) will increase the number of Aegis-equipped guided-missile destroyers (DDG) from the current eight to ten, as well as two Aegis system-equipped vessels (ASEV) to be deployed in ballistic missile defense (BMD) operations. By the end of the decade, the JMSDF will operate 12 ships equipped with
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fleet of the JMSDF consists of some of the most technologically advanced diesel-electric submarines in the world. This is due to careful defense planning in which the submarines are routinely retired from service ahead of schedule and replaced by more advanced models. In 2010 it was announced that
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Flotilla is formed as a fleet of eight destroyers and eight on-board helicopters. Each force is composed of one helicopter destroyer (DDH) acting as a command ship, two guided-missile destroyers (DDG) and five standard or ASW destroyers (DD). The JMSDF is planning to reorganize the
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destroyers or destroyer escorts (DE). The destroyers tend to be of older classes, mainly former escort force ships. The destroyer escorts tend to be purpose built vessels. Each district has a number of minesweeping ships.
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1035:(JMU) for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) at a cost of ¥ 9 billion (US$ 66 million) per ship. The purpose of this OPV program is to provide enhanced maritime security, particularly around the southwestern
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ammunition, and the drugs which fund terrorist activity. Since 2004, the JMSDF has provided ships of foreign forces with fuel for their ships and ship-based helicopters, as well as freshwater.
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fired an SM-3 Block IIA missile, successfully intercepting the target outside the atmosphere in the first launch of the missile from a Japanese warship. Two days later, the
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capabilities. Defense planners believe the most effective approach to combating hostile
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Ranks and insignia of the Japan Self-Defense Forces § Maritime Self-Defense Force
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in formation with other JMSDF ships at the culmination of Exercise Keen Sword 2013,
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Friendship across the Seas: The US Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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CRS RL33740 The Changing U.S.-Japan Alliance: Implications for U.S. Interests
4824:"Japan Awards Contract to Shipbuilder JMU for 12 New Offshore Patrol Vessels"
1644:(Japanese Ship) to reflect the upgrade of the Japanese Defense Agency to the
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FTM: The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force has participated in the FTM after
1265:(left) conducts a replenishment at sea (RAS) with the guided-missile cruiser
873:. A 1,000-tonne (980-long-ton) J-LCS with an enlarged hull could operate the
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5622:"Two Japanese Destroyers Score in Ballistic Missile Defense Test off Hawaii"
5477:"First Rendering Of Japan's Ballistic Missile Defense Ship Concept Released"
5001:"Two Japanese Destroyers Score in Ballistic Missile Defense Test off Hawaii"
4958:"Japan Defense Ministry plans new Aegis destroyers in place of Aegis Ashore"
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Rubinstein, G.A. and J. O'Connell. "Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Forces,"
4227:"Japan> National Security> Self-Defense Forces> Early Development"
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Names of islands, straits, channels or one that added a number to the type
4634:"JMSDF Commissioned its 1st Li-Ion Battery Submarine SS-511 JS Ōryū おうりゅう"
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4170:(in Japanese). Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. 2018-03-28. p. 17.
2660:. The Fleet Air Force is built up mainly with patrol aircraft such as the
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in June 1997. The JMSDF has also conducted joint naval exercises with the
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acceptance. Ships were disarmed, and some of them, such as the battleship
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6045:. "Japan's Response to Terror: Dispatching the SDF to the Arabian Sea,"
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5502:"Defense Programs and Budget of Japan FY Reiwa 5 (2023) Budget Overview"
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List of combatant ship classes of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
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4417:"Japan to build fleet's biggest helicopter destroyer to fend off China"
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5447:"Japanese MoD Releases New Details on Ballistic Missile Defense Ships"
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submarine on October 4 2018. It is Japan's first submarine powered by
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4878:"Japanese Defense Budget Expansion Includes Two 20,000 Ton Cruisers"
4481:"Japan unveils new carrier-like warship, largest in navy since WWII"
729:. Due to the size and features of the ship, including a full-length
3349:#b12d3d) while the post-WW2 version is brighter red (RGB #bd0029).
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serves the Chief of Staff in commanding and supervising the force.
527:(JSDF), following the passage of the 1954 Self-Defense Forces Law.
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4714:"Japan avoids flak by refusing to call flattop 'aircraft carrier'"
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Names of peninsulas, capes or one that added a number to the type
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In August 2003, a new "helicopter carrier" class was ordered, the
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Sekino, Hideo. "A Diagnosis of our Maritime Self-Defense Force,"
5991:. Tokyo: Japan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture, 2019.
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Japan's Sea Lane Security, 1940–2004: A Matter Of Life And Death?
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The study was conducted in response to the growth of the Chinese
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English language version; hereafter as MOD FY23 Budget Overview.
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in the Sea of Japan, in an area 125 miles west of the island of
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4658:"U.S. carrier leads warships in biggest Japan defense war game"
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enlisted personnel and those who have completed flight school.
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The classification and the naming convention of Japanese ships
4607:"Japan issues 1st order to protect US ships amid N.K. tension"
4296:
Woolley, Peter J. (1996). "The Kata of Japan's Naval Forces,"
1597:, which lies 30 miles (48 km) west of the main island of
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As a result of continuing effective defense investment due to
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was drawn up after the conclusion of the war, which contained
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The Postwar Rearmament of Japanese Maritime Forces, 1945–1971
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Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Yokosuka, Japan
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Names of birds, grass or one that added a number to the type
6079:"Japan Maritime Self Defense Force in the New Maritime Era,"
4852:"Japan Marine United selected to build JMSDF's next-gen OPV"
4014:– US Navy facility key to MSDF/USN operational coordination.
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Names of natural phenomena in the ocean or maritime animals
5930:. Japan Ministry of Defense. 25 August 2021. Archived from
4799:"Japan Receives Second Taigei-Class Submarine 'JS Hakugei'"
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Shipping Control Authority for the Japanese Merchant Marine
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entered service in 2022, and the second ship of the class,
4932:"Japan's New "Aegis Equipped Ships": What We Know So Fars"
4776:"Japan to have first aircraft carriers since World War II"
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Names of places in Japan, such as mountains and provinces
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infiltrators from reaching Japan and on 22 December 2001,
5682:"U.S., Japan, South Korea Establish North Korean Missile"
4197:"Sorry, China: Why the Japanese Navy is the Best in Asia"
4684:"Japan to induct Aircraft Carrier – first one after WW2"
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On 18 December 2018, Japan announced it would refit the
865:, and possibly counter similar Chinese vessels like the
6204:
Introduction of a paper "JMSDF in the New Maritime Era"
5411:"Fiscal Year 2023 Defense Programs and Budget of Japan"
4542:"Japan to Beef Up Submarines to Counter Chinese Power"
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The JMSDF has maintained some historic links with the
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List of active Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships
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class and the 22nd submarine vessel of the JMSDF. The
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fleet was eventually transferred to the newly formed
1547:. On 16 November 2022, the guided-missile destroyer
1436:. The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force carried out
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provide a formidable capability in antiaircraft and
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The Japanese fleet's capacity to provide ship-based
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5235:"Japan: Navy Ends Mission in Support of Afghan War"
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5751:. Federal Research Division, Library of Congress.
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5567:"US Navy, JMSDF And ROK Navy Conduct BMD Exercise"
5316:"Japan To Increase The Number Of Aegis Destroyers"
5031:"Japan To Increase The Number Of Aegis Destroyers"
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4512:"The Next Arms Race - APAC 2020, the decade ahead"
1589:ballistic missile on 18 February 2023, landing in
1075:On 16 November 2022, the guided-missile destroyer
6061:Sekino, Hideo. "Japan and Her Maritime Defense,"
4966:. Archived from the original on 12 September 2022
3994:summer—providing about ten days during the year.
1066:warships operated by the JMSDF, and according to
6194:Yokosuka Naval Base Community Website JMSDF News
6015:Auer, James. "Japan's Changing Defense Policy,"
5057:"Power At Sea: A Naval Power Dataset, 1865-2011"
4984:: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (
4660:. Asahi Shimbun. 4 November 2018. Archived from
4052:"History - Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force"
1703:, eight training vessels and a fleet of various
1567:, Hawaii, in cooperation with the U.S. Navy and
1095:, Hawaii, in cooperation with the U.S. Navy and
5924:"Japan Ministry of Defense/Self-Defense Forces"
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2680:Special Forces units consist of the following:
977:class after the STOVL modifications and refit.
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66:Emblem of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
4395:"Constitution and the Basis of Defense Policy"
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1734:JMSDF destroyers and training ships docked at
1385:'s 300th Anniversary Naval Review. In return,
1161: EEZ claimed by Japan, disputed by others
1049:intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance
986:was unveiled. This is the first vessel of the
567:) to the Persian Gulf in the aftermath of the
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5955:"Curry — it's more 'Japanese' than you think"
5055:Crisher; Souva, Brian Benjamin; Mark (2014).
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6137:Japan's Navy: Politics and Paradox 1971–2000
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2209:Mine Countermeasures Helicopter Squadron 111
1828:JMSDF Chief of Staff / Maritime Staff Office
1585:in response to the launch of a North Korean
980:On October 14 2020, the 3,000-ton submarine
479:Second Bureau of the Demobilization Ministry
5815:(in Japanese). Japanese Ministry of Defense
5210:. Japan Ministry of Defense. Archived from
5208:"About activity based on Antiterrorism Law"
917:. A naval supply ship and a frigate of the
316:Chief of Staff, Maritime Self-Defense Force
27:Maritime warfare branch of Japan's military
6982:Coastal Minehunters/Minesweepers (MHC/MSC)
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5743:Dolan, Ronald; Robert Worden (1992). "8".
5267:"Japan to build navy base in Gulf of Aden"
4346:(1 ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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1717:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force aviation
1381:harbor in July 1996 to participate in the
589:In 1993, the JMSDF commissioned its first
540:. Due to the Cold War threat posed by the
1762:The Self-Defense Fleet, headquartered at
1184:The JMSDF is known in particular for its
1155: Joint regime with Republic of Korea
704:In 2002, the JMSDF deployed ships to the
530:The first ships in the JMSDF were former
5803:
5801:
5763:See section 2: "The Self Defense Forces"
4415:Demetriou, Danielle (23 November 2009).
3951:
3414:
2459:Air Training Group (P-3C YS-11TA UH-60J)
2437:Fleet Research & Development Command
2344:1st Submarine Training Squadron (Kure):
2339:Yokosuka Submarine Base Support Squadron
2195:(P-1, P-3C UP-3C/D OP-3 SH-60J/K OH-6DA)
1617:A Maritime Self-Defense Force formation.
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1515:southwest of the Japanese home islands (
1218:protection is limited by the absence of
752:. There was discussion about whether an
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5680:Mahadzir, Dzirhan (December 19, 2023).
5650:Mahadzir, Dzirhan (February 22, 2023).
5620:Mahadzir, Dzirhan (November 21, 2022).
4999:Mahadzir, Dzirhan (November 21, 2022).
4043:
4020:– Post-WWII Occupation era organisation
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2426:Mine Warfare Support Center (Yokosuka)
1543:) as part of the military response to
1058:announced that JMSDF will operate two "
6199:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force News
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5736:
5592:Benjamin Brimelow (15 December 2022).
5181:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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4130:"Flightglobal - World Air Forces 2015"
2357:Yokosuka Submarine Training Detachment
1726:Organization, formations and structure
1258:The Japanese fast combat support ship
771:Historically (until about 1975 in the
758:Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution
42:
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5830:
5132:from the original on 24 February 2021
4902:Dzirhan Mahadzir (6 September 2022).
4694:from the original on 19 December 2018
4311:"Japan says 'spy ship' fired rockets"
4110:from the original on 22 December 2014
4058:from the original on 18 December 2019
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2446:Oceanographic and ASW Support Command
2376:Uraga class mine warfare command ship
1591:Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ)
909:. It was commissioned in March 2020.
685:, has also been active in preventing
7:
6886:Ocean Minehunters/Minesweepers (MHS)
6074:(Ships of the World), November 1970.
6017:The New Pacific Security Environment
5811:[Self-Defense Forces rank].
5475:Emma, Helfrich (December 29, 2022).
5341:"National Defense Strategy of Japan"
4930:Yoshihiro Inaba (1 September 2022).
4724:from the original on 9 December 2018
2429:Mine Warfare Support Detachment Kure
2286:Kure Submarine Base Support Squadron
582:, it has been active in a number of
435:JMSDF during fleet maneuvers in 2019
5233:Fackler, Martin (15 January 2010).
4956:Kyle Mizokami (12 September 2022).
4782:. December 18, 2018. Archived from
4510:Yoshihara, Toshi; Holmes, James R.
4487:. Associated Press. 6 August 2013.
4340:Henriksen, Thomas H. (2022-01-31).
4231:Library of Congress Country Studies
2370:Minesweeper Squadron 1 (Yokosuka):
1626:For a more comprehensive list, see
1471:Examples of operations (JSDF image)
7534:List of ships of the Japanese Navy
6019:. Ralph A. Cossa, ed. Wash. D.C.:
5907:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
5874:from the original on April 7, 2008
5445:LaGrone, Sam (December 27, 2022).
5314:Yoshihiro Inaba (3 January 2023).
5029:Yoshihiro Inaba (3 January 2023).
4587:from the original on 28 April 2015
4207:from the original on 8 August 2020
4195:Kyle, Mizokami (16 October 2016).
2354:Submarine Training Command (Kure)
782:With an increase in tensions with
25:
7555:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
6398:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
6289:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
5786:from the original on 25 June 2018
5277:from the original on 17 June 2010
4552:from the original on 4 March 2015
4546:The Chosun Ilbo (English Edition)
4491:from the original on 12 June 2015
4427:from the original on 16 June 2010
4321:from the original on 25 June 2004
3069:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
2745:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
2537:Maritime Officer Candidate School
2467:202nd Naval Air Training Squadron
2122:Fleet Training Command (Yokosuka)
1272:in the Arabian Sea, November 2006
1111:Second Kishida Reshuffled Cabinet
1029:12 offshore patrol vessels (OPVs)
861:and other contested areas in the
563:) and a minesweeping tender (JDS
362:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
46:Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
18:Japan Maritime Self Defence Force
6741:Frigate Multi-Purpose/Mine (FFM)
6295:
6281:
6267:
6254:
6240:
6064:U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
5536:LaGrone, Sam (October 6, 2022).
5247:from the original on 19 May 2015
4822:Kosuke Takahashi (2 July 2022).
4756:from the original on 4 June 2019
4632:Vavasseur, Xavier (2020-03-05).
4237:from the original on 26 May 2012
4007:Japanese ship naming conventions
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2691:MIT (Maritime Interception Team)
2394:Landing Ship Squadron 1 (Kure):
2291:Submarine Flotilla 2 (Yokosuka)
1334:Military exercises and exchanges
777:anti-submarine aircraft carriers
347:
335:
142:
94:
60:
6275:Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
6139:. London: Lynne-Reinner: 2000.
5953:Itoh, Makiko (26 August 2011).
5849:from the original on 2016-03-11
5515:. December 23, 2022. p. 15
5376:"Defense Buildup Program (DBP)"
5354:. December 16, 2022. p. 24
5164:from the original on 2019-01-23
5093:from the original on 2020-11-12
4613:from the original on 1 May 2017
4376:from the original on 2022-08-02
4276:from the original on 2021-12-24
4177:from the original on 2021-09-09
4146:from the original on 2014-12-19
2384:Minesweeper Squadron 3 (Kure):
2111:1st Training Support Squadron:
1430:AEGIS Ballistic Missile Defense
1041:disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands
1033:Japan Marine United Corporation
905:batteries and was developed by
830:) and U.S. Ambassador to Japan
786:following the 1993 test of the
768:, or attack aircraft carriers.
7416:Submarine rescue ship (ASR/AS)
6621:Anti Submarine Destroyer (DDK)
6444:Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG)
6396:Combatant ship classes of the
3336:was established, the JSDF and
2664:, rescue aircraft such as the
2525:Criminal Investigation Command
2151:Fleet Air Wing 5 (P-3C UH-60J)
2142:Fleet Air Wing 2 (P-3C UH-60J)
1561:Pacific Missile Range Facility
1089:Pacific Missile Range Facility
1027:announced the construction of
935:fighter jets. This makes them
584:UN-led peacekeeping operations
1:
6091:, June 1993. Master's thesis.
5690:United States Naval Institute
5660:United States Naval Institute
5630:United States Naval Institute
5546:United States Naval Institute
5455:United States Naval Institute
5422:United States Naval Institute
5009:United States Naval Institute
4876:Lia Wong (1 September 2022).
4797:Manuel, Rojoef (2023-03-22).
4078:"海上自衛隊：ギャラリー：写真ギャラリー：護衛艦（艦艇）"
4054:. Japan Ministry of Defense.
3402:Ships of the JMSDF, known as
2421:Unit (Kure): LCAC-2101 - 2106
1844:Escort Flotilla 1 (Yokosuka)
855:People's Liberation Army Navy
34:. For navies in general, see
7063:Amphibious Warfare (LST/LCU)
6303:Japan Air Self-Defense Force
5747:Japan : A Country Study
5719:Japanese Ministry of Defense
5513:Japanese Ministry of Defense
5424:. March 30, 2023. p. 15
5387:Japanese Ministry of Defense
5352:Japanese Ministry of Defense
5076:10.1080/03050629.2014.918039
4609:. The Mainichi. 1 May 2017.
4402:Japanese Ministry of Defense
3970:The Officer Candidate School
2668:and helicopters such as the
2294:Flotilla HQ: ASR-404 Chiyoda
2229:Flotilla HQ: ASR-403 Chihaya
2226:Submarine Flotilla 1 (Kure)
1930:Escort Flotilla 3 (Maizuru)
1531:BMD maneuvers, October 2022)
1209:Japan Air Self-Defense Force
1171:Japan's economic development
1144:'s exclusive economic zones:
1000:, was commissioned in 2023.
970:Japan Air Self-Defense Force
887:was dispatched to protect a
819:After a meeting between the
7239:Replenishment Ship (AO/AOE)
7123:Diving Support Vessel (YDT)
6595:All Purpose Destroyer (DDA)
6355:Military ranks and insignia
6332:Chief of the Maritime Staff
6322:Chief of Staff, Joint Staff
6247:Ministry of Defense (Japan)
6152:Journal of Japanese Studies
6021:National Defense University
6005:. New York: Praeger, 1973.
3783:Oceanographic Research Ship
3700:Landing Craft Air Cushioned
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2925:
2910:
2895:
2880:
1887:Escort Flotilla 2 (Sasebo)
1693:mine countermeasure vessels
1569:U.S. Missile Defense Agency
1277:Mission in the Indian Ocean
1097:U.S. Missile Defense Agency
1060:Aegis system equipped ships
907:Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
806:-class helicopter destroyer
408:, also simply known as the
399:
379:
302:Chief of Staff, Joint Staff
7576:
7356:Training ship (TV/ATS/TSS)
6405:Helicopter Destroyer (DDH)
6051:, 43:2 (March/April 2003).
6028:Jane's Intelligence Review
5064:International Interactions
3734:
3717:
3714:
3612:Patrol Guided Missile Boat
3493:Destroyer, Guided Missile
3448:
3360:was brought to Japan from
3275:
3047:
2723:
2707:Commissioned officer ranks
2699:
2625:
2442:Fleet Intelligence Command
1714:
1625:
1509:sea lines of communication
1455:
1315:
840:U.S. Department of Defense
681:The JMSDF, along with the
617:RIM-161 Standard Missile 3
601:Operation Enduring Freedom
448:
29:
7524:
6911:Minesweeper Tenders (MST)
6327:Chief of the Ground Staff
6264:
6251:Japan Self-Defense Forces
6096:Naval Postgraduate School
6089:Naval Postgraduate School
5839:"Japanese military flags"
4352:10.1017/9781009053242.005
3768:Multipurpose Support Ship
3661:
3644:
3623:
3608:
3561:
3546:
3503:
3471:
3451:
3435:
3432:
3429:
3426:
3423:
3420:
3408:
3372:adopted curry to prevent
3326:
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3150:
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3136:
3129:
3122:
3115:
3108:
3099:
3058:
3053:
3050:
3033:non-commissioned officers
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2729:
2726:
2553:Sub Area Activity Hanshin
2501:Training Division (Kure)
2489:Maritime Material Command
2419:Landing Craft Air Cushion
1973:Escort Flotilla 4 (Kure)
1505:maritime domain awareness
1475:On 16 December 2022, the
1056:Japan Ministry of Defense
1025:Japan Ministry of Defense
836:Japanese Defense Ministry
821:Japanese Foreign Minister
733:, it was classified as a
552:Following the end of the
525:Japan Self-Defense Forces
418:Japan Self-Defense Forces
393:
370:
149:Japan Self-Defense Forces
59:
52:
50:
6155:, Vol. 18 (Winter 1992).
4298:Naval War College Review
3984:Officer Candidate School
3980:National Defense Academy
3948:Recruitment and training
3889:Fast Combat Support Ship
2724:General / flag officers
1250:International activities
1011:guided-missile destroyer
673:being refitted to carry
7466:Experimental ship (ASE)
7193:Research Ship (AGS/AOS)
7141:Cable Laying Ship (ARC)
6084:, 34: 4(November 2008).
5383:Basis of Defense Policy
5348:Basis of Defense Policy
4850:Jr Ng (July 14, 2022).
3956:Members of the crew of
3860:Submarine Rescue Tender
3799:Ocean Surveillance Ship
3609:Patrol Combatant Craft
3581:Minesweeping Controller
3319:Jyūrokujō-Kyokujitsu-ki
2628:Fleet Air Force (JMSDF)
2016:Naval District Forces:
1815:Prime Minister of Japan
1669:, 10 small destroyers (
1179:Exclusive Economic Zone
1054:On August 31 2022, the
756:would be prohibited by
200:light aircraft carriers
7560:Naval history of Japan
6337:Chief of the Air Staff
5837:Phil Nelson; various.
5524:In Japanese (防衛力整備計画).
4467:June 20, 2012, at the
4450:June 17, 2010, at the
3971:
3963:
3509:Destroyer, Helicopter
3370:Imperial Japanese Navy
3309:Imperial Japanese Navy
3289:Imperial Japanese Navy
3272:Culture and traditions
2882:Bakuryōchō-taru-kaishō
2609:
2528:Service Activity Tokyo
2325:Submarine Squadron 6:
2311:Submarine Squadron 4:
2297:Submarine Squadron 2:
2268:Submarine Squadron 5:
2250:Submarine Squadron 3:
2232:Submarine Squadron 1:
2079:15th Escort Squadron:
2064:14th Escort Squadron:
2049:13th Escort Squadron:
2034:12th Escort Squadron:
2019:11th Escort Squadron:
1755:
1738:
1618:
1532:
1472:
1366:
1273:
1186:anti-submarine warfare
1163:
1020:
796:anti-ballistic missile
699:Battle of Amami-Ōshima
678:
650:
630:
521:Maritime Safety Agency
519:was formed within the
487:Maritime Safety Agency
465:Imperial Japanese Navy
436:
422:Imperial Japanese Navy
77:; 70 years ago
32:Imperial Japanese Navy
7310:Submarine chaser (PC)
6653:Destroyer Escort (DE)
6160:Asian Defense Journal
6036:Jane's Defence Weekly
5301:June 9, 2011, at the
5128:. Nippon Foundation.
4256:Graham, Euan (2006).
4201:The National Interest
4104:"海上自衛隊：ギャラリー：潜水艦（艦艇）"
3969:
3955:
3918:Service Utility Craft
3845:Submarine Rescue Ship
3754:Training Support Ship
3684:Landing Craft Utility
3031:The rank insignia of
2713:commissioned officers
2711:The rank insignia of
2686:Special Boarding Unit
2608:JMSDF District Forces
2607:
2522:Communication Command
2510:Training Squadron 1:
2221:Fleet Submarine Force
1792:Fleet Submarine Force
1744:
1733:
1662:helicopter destroyers
1616:
1530:
1470:
1341:
1316:Further information:
1302:Royal Australian Navy
1257:
1140:
1109:On 16 December 2022,
1023:On 30 June 2022, the
1006:
931:to carry US-designed
871:Type 022 missile boat
834:on 4 March 2014, the
656:
636:
614:
593:-equipped destroyer,
517:Safety Security Force
467:was dissolved by the
451:Safety Security Force
434:
332:Commissioning pennant
4856:Asia Military Review
4690:. 18 December 2018.
4317:. 25 December 2001.
3904:Service Utility Ship
3830:Cable Repairing Ship
3668:Landing Ship Utility
3340:adopted a different
3283:Music and traditions
2531:Printing Supply Unit
2479:Air Training Group (
2465:Air Training Group (
2452:Air Training Command
1622:Ships and submarines
1216:antiaircraft warfare
848:littoral combat ship
727:helicopter destroyer
671:helicopter destroyer
6759:Patrol Frigate (PF)
6317:Minister of Defense
5721:. December 19, 2023
4720:. 6 December 2018.
4421:The Daily Telegraph
4084:on 23 December 2014
3417:
2534:JMSDF Staff College
2170:Fleet Air Wing 31 (
1995:Escort Squadron 8:
1976:Escort Squadron 4:
1952:Escort Squadron 7:
1933:Escort Squadron 3:
1909:Escort Squadron 6:
1890:Escort Squadron 2:
1866:Escort Squadron 5:
1847:Escort Squadron 1:
1822:Minister of Defense
1654:helicopter carriers
1646:Ministry of Defense
1511:(SLOC) open in the
1507:(MDA) and keep the
1482:Aegis Weapon System
1463:Operational concept
1236:antimissile warfare
1232:Aegis combat system
1116:Aegis Weapon System
919:Royal Canadian Navy
844:high-speed trimaran
469:Potsdam Declaration
290:Minister of Defense
205:helicopter carriers
5903:2019-01-27 at the
5843:Flags of the World
5240:The New York Times
5214:on 28 January 2008
3972:
3964:
3740:Training Submarine
3649:Landing Ship, Tank
3595:Minesweeper Tender
3547:Mine Warfare Ship
3452:Principle Surface
3415:
3311:first adopted the
3278:Gosei (meditation)
3037:enlisted personnel
2662:Lockheed P-3 Orion
2610:
2549:4th Service School
2546:3rd Service School
2543:2nd Service School
2540:1st Service School
2473:) (UC-90) (UH-60J)
2365:Mine Warfare Force
2350:TSS-3609 Michishio
2132:Fleet Air Wing 1 (
1840:Fleet Escort Force
1834:Self-Defense Fleet
1756:
1739:
1736:Maizuru Naval Base
1701:landing ship tanks
1619:
1533:
1473:
1458:JMSDF Aegis Afloat
1452:JMSDF Aegis Afloat
1388:Admiral Vinogradov
1369:The JMSDF and the
1367:
1312:Mission in Somalia
1274:
1230:equipped with the
1207:Historically, the
1173:and an end to the
1164:
1021:
828:Second Abe Cabinet
735:helicopter carrier
714:War in Afghanistan
710:Operation Anaconda
679:
651:
631:
437:
275:Commander-in-Chief
178:Gunkan kōshinkyoku
7542:
7541:
6363:
6362:
5997:978-4-86658-055-5
5965:on 8 January 2018
5934:on 25 August 2021
5573:. October 6, 2022
4963:Popular Mechanics
4786:on July 16, 2020.
4718:The Asahi Shimbun
4688:TheIndependent.in
4522:on 18 August 2011
4361:978-1-009-05324-2
4300:, XLIX, 2: 59–69.
3945:
3944:
3874:Experimental Ship
3567:Minesweeper Coast
3550:Minesweeper Ocean
3303:Flag and insignia
3269:
3268:
3024:
3023:
2516:TV-3521 Shimakaze
2493:Ship Supply Depot
2199:Fleet Squadron 61
2193:Fleet Squadron 51
2165:Fleet Air Wing 22
2155:Fleet Air Wing 21
1911:DDG-174 Kirishima
1786:headquartered at
1689:attack submarines
1678:destroyer escorts
1650:aircraft carriers
1576:-class destroyers
1486:destroyer escorts
1440:in December 2007.
1352:George Washington
1318:Piracy in Somalia
1306:Royal Danish Navy
1220:aircraft carriers
1149: Japan's EEZ
1120:destroyer escorts
1104:-class destroyers
1069:Popular Mechanics
1064:surface combatant
955:aircraft carriers
940:aircraft carriers
929:-class destroyers
915:U.S. Armed Forces
867:Type 056 corvette
766:strategic bombers
741:— similar to the
683:Japan Coast Guard
644:attack submarine
586:throughout Asia.
494:1947 Constitution
355:
354:
310:Yoshihide Yoshida
225:destroyer escorts
16:(Redirected from
7567:
7491:Icebreaker (AGB)
7278:Patrol boat (PG)
6957:Minelayers (MMC)
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6177:
6175:Official website
6133:Woolley, Peter J
6129:
6077:Takei, Tomohisa,
6031:, February 1992.
5987:Agawa, Naoyuki.
5975:
5974:
5972:
5970:
5961:. Archived from
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3645:Amphibious Ship
3478:Destroyer escort
3418:
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3391:The ship prefix
3376:. The recipe of
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2730:Junior officers
2727:Senior officers
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2512:TV-3520 Hatakaze
2496:Air Supply Depot
2346:TSS-3608 Oyashio
2264:SS-600 Mochishio
2146:Fleet Air Wing 4
2009:DD-117 Suzutsuki
1896:DDG-178 Ashigara
1603:Korean Peninsula
1477:Japanese Cabinet
1416:Pacific Shield (
1396:-class destroyer
1160:
1154:
1148:
1039:, including the
832:Caroline Kennedy
754:aircraft carrier
739:Lloyd's Register
691:engaged and sank
677:stealth fighters
414:maritime warfare
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6072:Sekai no Kansen
6058:. 11: 2 (1990).
5984:
5982:Further reading
5979:
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5959:The Japan Times
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4749:The Japan Times
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5605:16 December
5577:October 25,
5551:October 11,
5398:In English.
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5281:25 December
5218:11 February
5136:11 February
5126:"海洋白書 2004"
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4887:7 September
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4728:29 December
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4556:25 December
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4088:25 December
3815:Ice breaker
3630:Patrol Boat
3454:Combatants
3441:Major class
3404:Japan Ships
3293:bugle calls
3249:Nitō kaishi
3234:Ittō kaishi
3207:Santō kaisō
3045:Rank group
3027:Other ranks
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2721:Rank group
2367:(Yokosuka)
2256:SS-511 Ōryū
2223:(Yokosuka)
2181:OP-3C UP-3D
2044:DE-234 Tone
1892:DDH-182 Ise
1799:Ryoko Azuma
1748:landing on
1635:ship prefix
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1379:Vladivostok
1202:helicopters
903:lithium-ion
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784:North Korea
731:flight deck
712:during the
706:Arabian Sea
542:Soviet Navy
322:Akira Saitō
250:auxiliaries
155:Garrison/HQ
7549:Categories
7025:Hatsushima
6452:Amatsukaze
6310:Leadership
6185:'s channel
5938:19 October
5853:2021-10-16
5519:2023-01-09
5486:January 3,
5460:January 3,
5428:2023-03-31
5393:2023-01-19
5358:2023-01-19
5325:13 January
5168:2019-01-23
5097:2020-06-26
5040:13 January
4808:2023-03-29
4668:6 November
4643:2023-03-29
4638:Naval News
4423:. London.
4380:2022-02-04
4325:29 January
4280:2020-10-26
4181:2022-03-18
4150:2015-05-31
4038:References
4030:Kaiwo Maru
3525:Submarine
3430:Building #
3387:Ship names
3366:Royal Navy
3194:Nitō kaisō
3181:Ittō kaisō
3002:Santō kaii
2942:Nitō kaisa
2927:Ittō kaisa
2031:(Yokosuka)
1925:(Yokosuka)
1863:(Yokosuka)
1667:destroyers
1587:Hwasong-15
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1013:destroyer
455:Following
269:Commanders
215:destroyers
210:submarines
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7292:Sparviero
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7039:Sugashima
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6611:Takatsuki
6548:Hatsuyuki
6459:Tachikaze
6348:Personnel
5868:"自衛隊法施行令"
5813:mod.go.jp
5686:News Blog
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5626:News Blog
5542:News Blog
5481:The Drive
5451:News Blog
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2076:(Maizuru)
1968:(Ominato)
1949:(Maizuru)
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1609:Equipment
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1371:U.S. Navy
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412:, is the
262:mod.go.jp
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6696:Ikazuchi
6643:Minegumo
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6570:Takanami
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6525:Fletcher
6466:Hatakaze
5969:31 March
5901:Archived
5872:Archived
5847:Archived
5809:"自衛官の階級"
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3017:Jun kaii
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1287:Gulf War
1228:frigates
1175:Cold War
937:de facto
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658:JS
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554:Cold War
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502:Cold War
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367:Japanese
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159:Ichigaya
7514:Shirase
7506:Shirase
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7447:Chihaya
7439:Chiyoda
7432:Fushimi
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7385:Oyashio
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7149:Tsugaru
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7032:Uwajima
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6862:Oyashio
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6834:Asashio
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6189:YouTube
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6126:2645440
6098:(1981).
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375:Hepburn
320:Admiral
307:General
257:Website
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7508:(1981)
7457:(2016)
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7441:(1983)
7426:(1960)
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7392:Kurobe
7325:Kamome
7261:Towada
7254:Sagami
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7229:Shōnan
7215:Hibiki
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7201:Akashi
7166:(2012)
7164:Muroto
7158:(1979)
7156:Muroto
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7085:Atsumi
7018:Takami
7011:Kasado
6940:Hayase
6919:Nasami
6876:Taigei
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6749:Mogami
6724:Yūbari
6681:Cannon
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6605:(1958)
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