Abukuma-class destroyer escort

1988 class of Japanese destroyer escorts. 

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1988 ship class, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding, Japan, 6 produced, 

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  JS Abukuma
  
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  JS Chikuma
  
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  JS Jintsū
  
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  JS Sendai
  
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  JS Tone
  
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  JS Ōyodo
  

Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force – JS Chikuma – JS Jintsū – JS Sendai – JS Tone – JS Ōyodo – Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding – 

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DE-ABUKUMA

DE-ABUKUMAClass

DestroyerEscorts231&232&234

DestroyerEscort"Abukuma"Class ElectronicEquipment

JMSDF DE233 Chikuma 20090208-1a

JMSDF Escort Division 12 "Tone", "Umigiri", and "Abukuma" to be dispersed

JMSDF Escort Division 12 "Tone," "Umigiri," and "Abukuma" form a single horizontal line

JMSDF Escort Division 12 "UMIGIRI", "ABUKUMA", and "TONE" forming a ladder formation ahead on the right

JS Abukuma-class Weapons

JS ”Jintsū” (DE-230)

JS”Sendai”(DE-232) At Maizuru

Japan Marine United Kure Shipyard (1)

Japan Marine United Kure Shipyard (3)

Abukuma and "Tone" in a single vertical formation

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel		JS Abukuma	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destoyer, destroyer escort, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force		Wikidata
vessel		JS Chikuma	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destoyer, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force		Wikidata
vessel		JS Jintsū	destroyer, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force		Wikidata
vessel		JS Sendai	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destoyer, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force		Wikidata
vessel		JS Tone	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destoyer, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force		Wikidata
vessel		JS Ōyodo	Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destoyer, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force		Wikidata
image	2015	DE-ABUKUMA			Wikimedia
image	2015	DE-ABUKUMAClass			Wikimedia
image	2008	DestroyerEscorts231&232&234			Wikimedia
image	2020	"Abukuma"Class%20ElectronicEquipment.jpg DestroyerEscort"Abukuma"Class ElectronicEquipment			Wikimedia
image	2009	JMSDF DE233 Chikuma 20090208-1a			Wikimedia
image	2021	"Tone",%20"Umigiri",%20and%20"Abukuma"%20to%20be%20dispersed.jpg JMSDF Escort Division 12 "Tone", "Umigiri", and "Abukuma" to be dispersed			Wikimedia
image	2021	"Tone,"%20"Umigiri,"%20and%20"Abukuma"%20form%20a%20single%20horizontal%20line.jpg JMSDF Escort Division 12 "Tone," "Umigiri," and "Abukuma" form a single horizontal line			Wikimedia
image	2021	"UMIGIRI",%20"ABUKUMA",%20and%20"TONE"%20forming%20a%20ladder%20formation%20ahead%20on%20the%20right.jpg JMSDF Escort Division 12 "UMIGIRI", "ABUKUMA", and "TONE" forming a ladder formation ahead on the right			Wikimedia
image		JS Abukuma-class Weapons			Wikimedia
image	2019	JS ”Jintsū” (DE-230)			Wikimedia
image	2020	JS”Sendai”(DE-232) At Maizuru			Wikimedia
image	2017	Japan Marine United Kure Shipyard (1)			Wikimedia
image	2017	Japan Marine United Kure Shipyard (3)			Wikimedia
image	2021	"Abukuma"%20and%20"Tone"%20in%20a%20single%20vertical%20formation.jpg Abukuma and "Tone" in a single vertical formation			Wikimedia

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