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To maintain this secrecy, it appears the US did not realise that the main guns had been replaced until they saw photographs of the Mikuma taken during the Battle of Midway.
To maintain this secrecy, it appears the US did not realise that the main guns had been replaced until they saw photographs of the Mikuma taken during the Battle of Midway.
Subsequently, the name ‘Mikuma’ was given to the 4th ship of the Mogami-class escort vessels (FFM-4), which entered service in 2023; however, the name ‘Chikugo’ has not been passed on.
This may be because the name was adopted for a Japan Coast Guard patrol vessel (PM34).
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Subsequently, the name ‘Mikuma’ was given to the 4th ship of the Mogami-class escort vessels (FFM-4), which entered service in 2023; however, the name ‘Chikugo’ has not been passed on.
This may be because the name was adopted for a Japan Coast Guard patrol vessel (PM34).
#NavalHistory
however, apart from being located in southern Kyuushuu, the Iwase River is not particularly well-known, and as the name ‘Iwase’ means ‘Rockford’, there are rivers with this name all over Japan.
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however, apart from being located in southern Kyuushuu, the Iwase River is not particularly well-known, and as the name ‘Iwase’ means ‘Rockford’, there are rivers with this name all over Japan.
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JMSDF named the lead ship (DE-215) of a new class of escorts (DE), completed in 1968, ‘ちくごChikugo’; curiously, however, it named the 3rd ship in the class (DE-217) ‘みくまMikuma’.
These 2 ships formed the 34th Escort Division under the Sasebo Regional District,
JMSDF named the lead ship (DE-215) of a new class of escorts (DE), completed in 1968, ‘ちくごChikugo’; curiously, however, it named the 3rd ship in the class (DE-217) ‘みくまMikuma’.
These 2 ships formed the 34th Escort Division under the Sasebo Regional District,
Although the light cruisers of the former IJN were named after rivers, you might find it difficult to locate the Mikuma River.
This is because the name simply refers to a section of the upper reaches of the Chikugo River, which flows near Hita City in Ooita Pref.
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Although the light cruisers of the former IJN were named after rivers, you might find it difficult to locate the Mikuma River.
This is because the name simply refers to a section of the upper reaches of the Chikugo River, which flows near Hita City in Ooita Pref.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chikugo...
Date: September 20-25, 1935
Location: Hakodate
Photo: Akira Furukawa from Hiei
Situation: Waiting to participate in the large exercise
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Date: September 20-25, 1935
Location: Hakodate
Photo: Akira Furukawa from Hiei
Situation: Waiting to participate in the large exercise
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For this reason, the ship names in this class—Mogami, Mikuma, Suzuya and Kumano—were derived from river names, as used for light cruisers, rather than mountain names, which were the standard for heavy cruisers.
For this reason, the ship names in this class—Mogami, Mikuma, Suzuya and Kumano—were derived from river names, as used for light cruisers, rather than mountain names, which were the standard for heavy cruisers.
Just uploaded YouTube video. Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF), Mogami-class frigate 4th ship, FFM-4 JS Mikuma arrived the port of Nagasaki.
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Just uploaded YouTube video. Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF), Mogami-class frigate 4th ship, FFM-4 JS Mikuma arrived the port of Nagasaki.
続きはYouTubeで▶️ youtu.be/jyEImFLm1rE
1) HMS Malaya leaving New York after repairs July 1941
2) Refueling ops between USS Neosho and USS Yorktown May 1941
3) Hood and Repulse 1923-1924
4) IJN Mikuma smokestack details 1938
1) HMS Malaya leaving New York after repairs July 1941
2) Refueling ops between USS Neosho and USS Yorktown May 1941
3) Hood and Repulse 1923-1924
4) IJN Mikuma smokestack details 1938
It is present on the No. 1 turret of the Mikuma shown above, and what appears to be a similar mark can be seen on the No. 4 turret of the Hiei below.
It is present on the No. 1 turret of the Mikuma shown above, and what appears to be a similar mark can be seen on the No. 4 turret of the Hiei below.
The 2nd, Suzuya, and the rearguard ship, Mogami, interpreted this as a confirmation of the 1st order and turned 45゚, whilst the 3rd, Mikuma, took it as a new order and turned 90゚, following the FS.
Date: June 6, 1942
Location:
Photo: US military
Situation:
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The 2nd, Suzuya, and the rearguard ship, Mogami, interpreted this as a confirmation of the 1st order and turned 45゚, whilst the 3rd, Mikuma, took it as a new order and turned 90゚, following the FS.
During the Battle of Midway, the Kumano, FS of the 7th Squadron, spotted the USS Tambor (SS-198) 45 degrees to her starboard front and ordered a simultaneous 45-degree turn to port.
During the Battle of Midway, the Kumano, FS of the 7th Squadron, spotted the USS Tambor (SS-198) 45 degrees to her starboard front and ordered a simultaneous 45-degree turn to port.
This scene shows the first of the American air attacks on the cruisers.
Art from 'Midway 1942' illustrated by Howard Gerrard.
This scene shows the first of the American air attacks on the cruisers.
Art from 'Midway 1942' illustrated by Howard Gerrard.