kaibokan

classification of Japanese naval vessel
(sea defence ship, Kaibōkan, KaibÅ kan, coastal defense ship, escort vessel, escort ship) 

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escort ship, coastal defence ship, ship type, Imperial Japanese Navy, Q188712, 

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  Mikura-class escort ship
  
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  Shimushu-class escort ship
  
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  Type C escort ship
  
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  Type D escort ship
  
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  Ukuru-class escort ship
  
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  Admiral Seniavin
  
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  Aguni
  
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  Amakusa
  
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  Amami
  
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  Awaji
  
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  CD-154
  
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  Chiburi
  
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  Coastal Defense Ship No. 28
  
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  Coastal Defense Ship No. 30
  
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  Coastal Defense Ship No. 76
  
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  Coastal Defense Ship No. 107
  
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  Daitō
  
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  Etorofu-class escort ship
  
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  Etorofu
  
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  Fuji
  
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  Fukae
  
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  Hachijo
  
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  Hiburi
  
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  Hirato
  
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  Iki
  
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  Ikuna
  
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  Ishigaki
  
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  Kaiboukan No.4
  
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  Kojima
  
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  Kunashiri
  
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  Kurahashi
  
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  Kusagaki
  
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  Matsuwa
  
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  Mikura
  
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  Miyake
  
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  Murotsu
  
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  Nōmi
  
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  Oki
  
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  Q22127002
  
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  Q22130364
  
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  Q27575130
  
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  Q28721707
  
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  Q28721726
  
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  Q28721730
  
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  Q28721734
  
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  Q28721739
  
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  Q28721742
  
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  Q28721743
  
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  Q28721744
  
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  Q28721745
  
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  Q28721746
  
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  Q28721747
  
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  Sado
  
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  Satsuma
  
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  Shikishima
  
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  Shimushu
  
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  Takane
  
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  Tsugaru
  
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  Tsushima
  
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  Yashiro
  
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  Ōtsu
  

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Frameless

80-G-351878 "Kaikoban" 132 (Japanese escort ship, 1944)

Coastal defence vessels memorial in Yushukan

IJN Escort CD-81 -'Jie 22' -1947

IJN No2 escort vessel in 1944

Japanese escort ship CD-11 1944

Japanese escort ship CD-1 1944

Japanese escort ship CD-12 1947

Japanese escort ship CD-126 Scan10051 19470726

Japanese escort ship CD-134 (cropped)

Japanese escort ship CD-134

Japanese escort ship CD-16 1947

Japanese escort ship CD-18 1945

Japanese escort ship CD-1 down

Japanese escort ship CD-2 1947

Japanese escort ship CD-22 1944

Japanese escort ship CD-4 or CD-12 Aug-1944

Japanese escort ship CD-5 1944

Japanese escort ship CD-8 1944

Japanese escort ships in Maizuru 1947

Japanese frigate, probably either KAIBOKAN 35 or KAIBOKAN 43 burns after strikes by USS LEXINGTON (CV-16) aircraft, 12 January 1945

NH 85896 Japanese escort ships being scrapped, 1948

Yasakuni Naval war monument

護国海防艦の碑

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
vessel	Mikura-class escort ship		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, kaibokan, ship class, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Shimushu-class escort ship		Soviet Navy, kaibokan, ship class, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Type C escort ship		kaibokan, ship class, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Type D escort ship		kaibokan, ship class, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Ukuru-class escort ship		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, ship class, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Admiral Seniavin		coastal defence ship, kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Aguni		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Amakusa		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Amami		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Awaji		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	CD-154		Imperial Japanese Navy, kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Chiburi		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Coastal Defense Ship No. 28		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Coastal Defense Ship No. 30		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Coastal Defense Ship No. 76		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Coastal Defense Ship No. 107		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Daitō		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Etorofu-class escort ship		kaibokan, Republic of China Navy, ship class, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Etorofu		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Fuji		pre-dreadnought battleship, military training ship, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Fukae		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Hachijo		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Hiburi		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Hirato		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Iki		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Ikuna		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Ishigaki		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Kaiboukan No.4		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Kojima		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, offshore patrol vessel, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Kunashiri		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Kurahashi		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Kusagaki		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Matsuwa		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Mikura		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Miyake		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Murotsu		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Nōmi		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Oki		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q22127002		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q22130364		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q27575130		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721707		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721726		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721730		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721734		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721739		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721742		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721743		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721744		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721745		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721746		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Q28721747		kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Sado		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Satsuma		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, offshore patrol vessel, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Shikishima		pre-dreadnought battleship, military training ship, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Shimushu		Soviet Navy, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Takane		Imperial Japanese Navy, kaibokan		Wikidata
vessel	Tsugaru		2nd Ministry of Demobilization, offshore patrol vessel, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Tsushima		kaibokan, Republic of China Navy, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Yashiro		kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy		Wikidata
vessel	Ōtsu		kaibokan		Wikidata
image	"Kaikoban"%20132%20(Japanese%20escort%20ship,%201944).jpg 80-G-351878 "Kaikoban" 132 (Japanese escort ship, 1944)	1945			Wikimedia
image	Coastal defence vessels memorial in Yushukan				Wikimedia
image	IJN Escort CD-81 -'Jie 22' -1947	1947			Wikimedia
image	IJN No2 escort vessel in 1944				Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-11 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-1 1944				Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-12 1947	1947			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-126 Scan10051 19470726	1947			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-134 (cropped)				Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-134				Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-16 1947	1947			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-18 1945	1945			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-1 down	2011			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-2 1947	1947			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-22 1944	1945			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-4 or CD-12 Aug-1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-5 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ship CD-8 1944	1944			Wikimedia
image	Japanese escort ships in Maizuru 1947	1947			Wikimedia
image	Japanese frigate, probably either KAIBOKAN 35 or KAIBOKAN 43 burns after strikes by USS LEXINGTON (CV-16) aircraft, 12 January 1945	1945			Wikimedia
image	NH 85896 Japanese escort ships being scrapped, 1948				Wikimedia
image	Yasakuni Naval war monument	2003			Wikimedia
image	護国海防艦の碑	2017			Wikimedia