Yamato-class battleship

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1940 class of Japanese super battleships. 

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1940 Imperial Japanese NavyJapanKure Naval ArsenalMitsubishi Heavy Industriesship classYokosuka Naval Arsenal3 produced, 
Yamato sea trials 2.jpg

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A Japanese Yamato-class battleship and other ships maneuver under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (80-G-272550)A Japanese Yamato-class battleship and other ships maneuver under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (80-G-272550)
A view of the Japanese battleship Musashi taken from her bow, colorizedA view of the Japanese battleship Musashi taken from her bow, colorized
A view of the Japanese battleship Yamato`s freshly installed anti aircraft gunsA view of the Japanese battleship Yamato's freshly installed anti aircraft guns
Important Japanese officials aboard the bridge of the battleship MusashiImportant Japanese officials aboard the bridge of the battleship Musashi
Japanese battleship Musashi firing gunsJapanese battleship Musashi firing guns
Japanese battleship Musashi maneuvering to avoid attack by American carrier aircraft during the battle of Leyte Gulf. The destroyer Kiyoshimo is seen besides herJapanese battleship Musashi maneuvering to avoid attack by American carrier aircraft during the battle of Leyte Gulf. The destroyer Kiyoshimo is seen besides her
Japanese battleship Musashi photographed by aircraft during sea trialsJapanese battleship Musashi photographed by aircraft during sea trials
Japanese battleship Musashi photographed by a floatplane as she entered Truk naval baseJapanese battleship Musashi photographed by a floatplane as she entered Truk naval base
Japanese battleship Yamato firing her main guns at the battle off SamarJapanese battleship Yamato firing her main guns at the battle off Samar
Japanese battleship Yamato firing type 3 AA shells from her 46 cm (18.1 in) guns during her final battle while under attack from US carrier aircraft.Japanese battleship Yamato firing type 3 AA shells from her 46 cm (18.1 in) guns during her final battle while under attack from US carrier aircraft.
Japanese battleship Yamato taking a bomb hit to her bow at the battle of Leyte GulfJapanese battleship Yamato taking a bomb hit to her bow at the battle of Leyte Gulf
Japanese fleet maneuvering while under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (S-475.09)Japanese fleet maneuvering while under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (S-475.09)
Musashi123Musashi123
Musashi-colorizedMusashi-colorized
The Japanese aircraft carrier departing Tokyo Bay on sea trials. She was sunk days later by the submarine USS ArcherfishThe Japanese aircraft carrier departing Tokyo Bay on sea trials. She was sunk days later by the submarine USS Archerfish
The Japanese battleship Yamato on sea trials off Sukumo Bay, colorizedThe Japanese battleship Yamato on sea trials off Sukumo Bay, colorized
The Japanese battleship Yamato on sea trials off the Bungo Strait, colorizedThe Japanese battleship Yamato on sea trials off the Bungo Strait, colorized
The Japanese heavy cruiser Atago training her forward 8-inch (203 mm) guns. The battleship Musashi is seen to her left.The Japanese heavy cruiser Atago training her forward 8-inch (203 mm) guns. The battleship Musashi is seen to her left.
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Yamato colorizedYamato colorized
Yamato-class battleship under attack in the Sibuyan Sea on 24 October 1944 (S-475.13)Yamato-class battleship under attack in the Sibuyan Sea on 24 October 1944 (S-475.13)
Yamato-class battleship under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (S-475.11)Yamato-class battleship under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (S-475.11)
Yokosuka photographed by US aircraft. The arrow points to the aircraft carrier Shinano in dry dockYokosuka photographed by US aircraft. The arrow points to the aircraft carrier Shinano in dry dock
TypeDateDescriptionKeywordsNotesSource
linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
vesselMusashisuper battleship, shipwreck, Imperial Japanese Navy, battleshipWikidata
vesselShinanoImperial Japanese Navy, aircraft carrierWikidata
vesselWarship Number 111super battleship, Imperial Japanese Navy, aircraft carrierWikidata
vesselWarship Number 797super battleship, abandoned entity, Imperial Japanese Navy, aircraft carrierWikidata
vesselYamatosuper battleship, shipwreck, Imperial Japanese Navy, battleshipWikidata
imageA Japanese Yamato-class battleship and other ships maneuver under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (80-G-272550)Wikimedia
image1942A view of the Japanese battleship Musashi taken from her bow, colorizedWikimedia
image1945A view of the Japanese battleship Yamato's freshly installed anti aircraft gunsWikimedia
image1943Important Japanese officials aboard the bridge of the battleship MusashiWikimedia
imageJapanese battleship Musashi firing gunsWikimedia
image1944Japanese battleship Musashi maneuvering to avoid attack by American carrier aircraft during the battle of Leyte Gulf. The destroyer Kiyoshimo is seen besides herWikimedia
image1942Japanese battleship Musashi photographed by aircraft during sea trialsWikimedia
image1943Japanese battleship Musashi photographed by a floatplane as she entered Truk naval baseWikimedia
imageJapanese battleship Yamato firing her main guns at the battle off SamarWikimedia
image1945Japanese battleship Yamato firing type 3 AA shells from her 46 cm (18.1 in) guns during her final battle while under attack from US carrier aircraft.Wikimedia
image1944Japanese battleship Yamato taking a bomb hit to her bow at the battle of Leyte GulfWikimedia
imageJapanese fleet maneuvering while under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (S-475.09)Wikimedia
image1943Musashi123Wikimedia
image1942Musashi-colorizedWikimedia
image1944The Japanese aircraft carrier departing Tokyo Bay on sea trials. She was sunk days later by the submarine USS ArcherfishWikimedia
image1941The Japanese battleship Yamato on sea trials off Sukumo Bay, colorizedWikimedia
image1941The Japanese battleship Yamato on sea trials off the Bungo Strait, colorizedWikimedia
image1942The Japanese heavy cruiser Atago training her forward 8-inch (203 mm) guns. The battleship Musashi is seen to her left.Wikimedia
imageW-Shinano-8-607x313Wikimedia
image1941Yamato colorizedWikimedia
imageYamato-class battleship under attack in the Sibuyan Sea on 24 October 1944 (S-475.13)Wikimedia
imageYamato-class battleship under attack in the Sibuyan Sea, 24 October 1944 (S-475.11)Wikimedia
image1944Yokosuka photographed by US aircraft. The arrow points to the aircraft carrier Shinano in dry dockWikimedia
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