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464:(69.1 km/h; 42.9 mph). During sea trials, the ships comfortably exceeded their designed speeds, reaching 38.7 to 39.2 knots (71.7 to 72.6 km/h; 44.5 to 45.1 mph). The ships carried 420 metric tons (413 long tons) of
749:. After losing and regaining the contact, the destroyer dropped another 17 depth charges which resulted in "bubbles, heavy oil, clothes and cork" coming to the surface, indicating that the submarine had been destroyed. However,
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were installed. These changes increased their displacement to 1,499 long tons (1,523 t). Survivors had their light AA armament augmented to be between thirteen and twenty 25 mm guns and four
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Warships of the
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460:(28,700 kW), which would propel the ships at 37.3
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near Mako on 21 January and was subsequently towed to
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421:of 9.1 meters (29 ft 10 in), and a mean
1005:Watts, Anthony J. & Gordon, Brian G. (1971).
925:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921
390:in March and helped to sink two Allied cruisers.
691:. Repairs at Surabaya took until May 1943, but
572:as part of the Japanese invasion force for the
456:. The turbines were designed to produce 38,500
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927:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
714:continued to escort convoys from Palau to the
647:and Destroyer Division 5 were assigned to the
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595:was assigned to escorting troop convoys to
433:and 1,747 metric tons (1,719 long tons) at
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483:in single mounts; one gun forward of the
425:of 2.9 meters (9 ft 6 in). The
703:departed Kure as escort for a convoy to
19:For other ships with the same name, see
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753:was in turn torpedoed on 4 November by
481:12-centimeter (4.7 in) Type 3 guns
168:1,422 t (1,400 long tons) (normal)
194:102.5 m (336 ft 3 in) (
187:97.5 m (319 ft 11 in) (
25:
866:Jentschura, Jung & Mickel, p. 142
402:class was an improved version of the
297:3 × twin 53.3 cm (21.0 in)
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1211:Ships built by Maizuru Naval Arsenal
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293:12 cm (4.7 in) Type 3 guns
374:(IJN) during the 1920s. During the
815:at Takeno Port (presently part of
508:13.2 mm (0.5 in) Type 93
208:9.1 m (29 ft 10 in)
14:
540:, the ship was assigned the name
500:25 mm (0.98 in) Type 96
468:which gave them a range of 3,600
1221:World War II destroyers of Japan
1206:Kamikaze-class destroyers (1922)
738:made contact with the submarine
216:2.9 m (9 ft 6 in)
171:1,747 t (1,719 long tons) (
50:
29:
909:Warship Losses of World War Two
791:. The ship was struck from the
651:and escorted troop convoy from
479:-class ships consisted of four
449:, using steam provided by four
261:(69.1 km/h; 42.9 mph)
834:Watts & Gordon, pp. 263–64
687:, which completed severed her
1:
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409:destroyers. The ships had an
246:2 shafts; 2 × Kampon geared
1185:List of destroyers of Japan
1026:Destroyers of World War Two
852:Gardiner & Gray, p. 245
615:), she participated at the
437:. They were powered by two
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21:Japanese destroyer Harukaze
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1007:The Imperial Japanese Navy
884:Watts & Gordon, p. 264
384:Dutch East Indies Campaign
378:, she participated in the
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1226:Ships sunk as breakwaters
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980:Nevitt, Allyn D. (1998).
942:Howarth, Stephen (1983).
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511:anti-aircraft machineguns
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382:in December 1941 and the
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16:Kamikaze-class destroyer
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613:Netherlands East Indies
517:Construction and career
142:General characteristics
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617:Battle of Sunda Strait
554:attack on Pearl Harbor
487:, one between the two
415:between perpendiculars
394:Design and description
388:Battle of Sunda Strait
372:Imperial Japanese Navy
331:Battle of Sunda Strait
795:on 10 November 1945.
716:Japanese home islands
576:(the invasion of the
526:Maizuru Naval Arsenal
79:Maizuru Naval Arsenal
811:to form part of the
781:Sasebo Naval Arsenal
767:On 10 January 1945,
649:Southwest Area Fleet
564:, and deployed from
556:on 7 December 1941,
380:Philippines Campaign
315:Destroyer Division 5
992:. Combinedfleet.com
875:Whitley, pp. 189–90
566:Mako Guard District
552:At the time of the
445:, each driving one
789:surrender of Japan
773:United States Navy
697:Kure Naval Arsenal
675:. On 16 November,
544:on 1 August 1928.
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163:Displacement
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605:Operation J
578:Philippines
574:Operation M
548:Pacific War
376:Pacific War
320:Operations:
291:4 × single
269:3,600
233:4 × Kampon
107:31 May 1923
1216:1922 ships
1200:Categories
1016:0385012683
917:References
813:breakwater
673:New Guinea
624:HMAS
570:Pescadores
368:destroyers
278:Complement
243:Propulsion
1110:Matsukaze
793:Navy List
755:USS
740:USS
710:In 1944,
653:Singapore
631:USS
530:laid down
435:deep load
173:deep load
157:destroyer
104:Completed
85:Laid down
1161:Minekaze
1117:Hatakaze
1103:Harukaze
1089:Kamikaze
1075:Kamikaze
984:Harukaze
809:scuttled
797:Harukaze
785:Harukaze
769:Harukaze
757:Sailfish
751:Harukaze
736:Harukaze
712:Harukaze
701:Harukaze
693:Harukaze
685:Surabaya
677:Harukaze
645:Harukaze
621:cruisers
593:Harukaze
558:Harukaze
542:Harukaze
534:launched
522:Harukaze
477:Kamikaze
466:fuel oil
427:Kamikaze
405:Minekaze
400:Kamikaze
363:Kamikaze
342:Harukaze
312:Part of:
286:Armament
152:Kamikaze
135:Scuttled
123:Stricken
116:Harukaze
96:Launched
69:Harukaze
36:Harukaze
1170:Mutsuki
1138:Asanagi
1096:Asakaze
907:Brown.
803:on the
661:Rangoon
633:Houston
611:in the
584:and at
568:in the
504:AA guns
489:funnels
441:geared
439:Parsons
112:Renamed
75:Builder
44:History
1145:Yūnagi
1131:Hayate
1032:
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969:
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898:Nevitt
728:Manila
724:Borneo
720:Taiwan
679:hit a
669:Rabaul
657:Penang
638:bridge
597:Malaya
582:Aparri
502:light
451:Kampon
407:-class
365:-class
182:Length
154:-class
137:, 1947
1172:class
1163:class
982:"IJN
823:Notes
742:Shark
732:Takao
705:Palau
626:Perth
462:knots
423:draft
266:Range
259:knots
257:37.3
254:Speed
213:Draft
1124:Oite
1030:ISBN
1011:ISBN
998:2015
967:ISBN
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807:and
718:and
681:mine
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398:The
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