JS Hatakaze

1984 Hatakaze-class destroyer. 
DDG-171

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guided missile destroyer – Hatakaze-class destroyer – Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force – Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki Shipyard & Machinery – 

1983-05-20T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1983

1986-03-27T00:00:00Z

ship commissioning 1986

1984-11-09T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1984

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Frameless

AN SPS-52 1

DDG171HATAKAZE

DDG171Hatakaze

DDG-171 02l

DDG-171 05l

DDG-171 07l

HATAKAZE ASROC

HATAKAZE Mk13 mod3

HATAKAZE Mk42 No.51

HATAKAZE SSM

Hamagiri and Amagiri at San Diego -1 Jul. 1994 a

JDS Hatakaze

JDS Hatakaze (DD-171) at San Diego

JMSDF DDG-170&DDG-171(20071209)

JMSDF DDG-171(20071209)

JMSDF - JS Hatakaze (DD-171) - Starboard Beam View

JS Hamagiri (DD-155), Umigiri (DD-158), and Hatakaze (DDG-171)

JS Hatakaze（TV-3520） that launches an Anti-Submarine Rocket

JS Yubari（DE-227）and the rear JS Hatakaze（DDG-171）

JS Yubari（DE-227） and JS Hatakaze（DDG-171） follow JS Yubetsu（DE-228）

Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force butai01 - 10

US Navy 091117-N-6720T-264 U.S. Navy and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships transit in formation during Annual Exercise (ANNUALEX 21G)

US Navy 101206-N-2562W-013 The Japan Maritime Self-Defense ship JS Hatakaze (DDG 171) is participating in exercise Keen Sword 2011

US Navy 101206-N-2562W-015 The Japan Maritime Self-Defense ships JS Hatakaze (DDG 171) and JS Hamagiri (DD 155) steam in formation during Keen Swor

Yokosuka Naval Base JMSDF

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Google Knowledge entry@			Wikidata
incident	1983	keel laying			Wikidata
incident	1986	ship commissioning			Wikidata
incident	1984	ship launching			Wikidata
image	1998	AN SPS-52 1			Wikimedia
image	2011	DDG171HATAKAZE			Wikimedia
image	2009	DDG171Hatakaze			Wikimedia
image		DDG-171 02l			Wikimedia
image		DDG-171 05l			Wikimedia
image		DDG-171 07l			Wikimedia
image	2011	HATAKAZE ASROC			Wikimedia
image	2011	HATAKAZE Mk13 mod3			Wikimedia
image	2011	HATAKAZE Mk42 No.51			Wikimedia
image	2011	HATAKAZE SSM			Wikimedia
image	1994	Hamagiri and Amagiri at San Diego -1 Jul. 1994 a			Wikimedia
image	1998	JDS Hatakaze			Wikimedia
image	1994	JDS Hatakaze (DD-171) at San Diego			Wikimedia
image	2007	JMSDF DDG-170&DDG-171(20071209)			Wikimedia
image	2007	JMSDF DDG-171(20071209)			Wikimedia
image	2009	JMSDF - JS Hatakaze (DD-171) - Starboard Beam View			Wikimedia
image	2011	JS Hamagiri (DD-155), Umigiri (DD-158), and Hatakaze (DDG-171)			Wikimedia
image		JS Hatakaze（TV-3520） that launches an Anti-Submarine Rocket			Wikimedia
image	2007	JS Yubari（DE-227）and the rear JS Hatakaze（DDG-171）			Wikimedia
image	2007	JS Yubari（DE-227） and JS Hatakaze（DDG-171） follow JS Yubetsu（DE-228）			Wikimedia
image	2010	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force butai01 - 10			Wikimedia
image	2009	US Navy 091117-N-6720T-264 U.S. Navy and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships transit in formation during Annual Exercise (ANNUALEX 21G)			Wikimedia
image	2010	US Navy 101206-N-2562W-013 The Japan Maritime Self-Defense ship JS Hatakaze (DDG 171) is participating in exercise Keen Sword 2011			Wikimedia
image	2010	US Navy 101206-N-2562W-015 The Japan Maritime Self-Defense ships JS Hatakaze (DDG 171) and JS Hamagiri (DD 155) steam in formation during Keen Swor			Wikimedia
image	2007	Yokosuka Naval Base JMSDF			Wikimedia

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