IJN Destroyer Ariake(1st).png

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DescriptionIJN Destroyer Ariake(1st).png	English: Inperial Japan Navy Destroyer Ariake(1st) 日本語: 日本帝国海軍　駆逐艦　有明（初代）
Date	1912
Source	帝国最新軍艦帖増訂
Author	「海軍」編輯局

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