Ukuru-class escort ship
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1943 class of Japanese escort ships.
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1943
Imperial Japanese Navy, Japan, Japan Coast Guard, Second Ministry of Demobilization, ship class, 29 produced, 
IJN escort vessel UKU in 1944
Japanese escort Amami, circa in September 1945
Japanese escort ship Amami 1945
Japanese escort ship Kanawa Scan10049 19470726
Japanese escort ship Shinnan 1944
Japanese escort ship Shinnan as minesweeper tender 1946
Japanese escort ship Ukuru in launching ceremony
Japanese ocean station vessel Ukuru Maru circa 1948
Japan Coast Guard PL104 Satsuma
Ukuru a| Type | Date | Description | Keywords | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| link | Freebase entry@ | Wikidata | |||
| vessel | Aguni | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Amami | Second Ministry of Demobilization, kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Chikubu | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Habushi | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Habuto | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Hodaka | escort ship, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Ikara | escort ship, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Ikuna | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Ikuno | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Inagi | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Iō | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Kanawa | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Kojima | Second Ministry of Demobilization, offshore patrol vessel, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Kuga | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Kume | escort ship, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Kōzu | escort ship, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Mokuto | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Murotsu | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Ojika | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Okinawa | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Sakito | escort ship, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Satsuma | Second Ministry of Demobilization, offshore patrol vessel, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Shisaka | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Shōnan | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Takane | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Tsugaru | Second Ministry of Demobilization, offshore patrol vessel, kaibokan, Japan Coast Guard, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Uku | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Urumi | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Yaku | escort ship, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| vessel | Ōtsu | kaibokan, Imperial Japanese Navy | Wikidata | ||
| image | IJN escort vessel UKU in 1944 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | Japanese escort Amami, circa in September 1945 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | 1945 | Japanese escort ship Amami 1945 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Japanese escort ship Kanawa Scan10049 19470726 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | 1944 | Japanese escort ship Shinnan 1944 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | 1946 | Japanese escort ship Shinnan as minesweeper tender 1946 | Wikimedia | ||
| image | 1944 | Japanese escort ship Ukuru in launching ceremony | Wikimedia | ||
| image | Japanese ocean station vessel Ukuru Maru circa 1948 | Wikimedia | |||
| image | 1954 | Japan Coast Guard PL104 Satsuma | Wikimedia | ||
| image | 1944 | Ukuru a | Wikimedia | ||
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