JS Myōkō

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Q6107970

Q6107970

Kongō-class guided missile destroyer

Wikimedia, Wikidata

guided missile destroyer, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, Kongō-class destroyer, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Japan, 

JS Myôkô atMaizuru.jpg


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Four Aegis destroyer Four Aegis destroyer "Kongo" type ships gathered at JMSDF Sasebo base
JS Myoko leaving Pearl HarborJS Myoko leaving Pearl Harbor
JS Myoko seen from the left rearJS Myoko seen from the left rear
JS Myoko（DDG-175）leaving Pearl HarborJS Myoko（DDG-175）leaving Pearl Harbor
JS Myoko（DDG-175）seen from the sideJS Myoko（DDG-175）seen from the side
Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) ships sail with an U.S. Navy ship in formation during a photo exercise in the Philippine Sea on March 18, 2007 070318-N-HX866-077Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) ships sail with an U.S. Navy ship in formation during a photo exercise in the Philippine Sea on March 18, 2007 070318-N-HX866-077
MyokoMyoko
RIMPAC 2012 120710-N-VD564-020RIMPAC 2012 120710-N-VD564-020
Ships from the Ronald Reagan Strike Group (RRSG) and Japan Maritime Self Defense Force steam in formation during a pass and review ceremony in the Western Pacific Ocean March 18, 2007 070318-N-HX866-068Ships from the Ronald Reagan Strike Group (RRSG) and Japan Maritime Self Defense Force steam in formation during a pass and review ceremony in the Western Pacific Ocean March 18, 2007 070318-N-HX866-068
The U.S. Navy Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76) (right) connects to the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) Kongo Class Destroyer MYOKO (DDG 175) during a refueling at sea 070317-N-HX866-052The U.S. Navy Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76) (right) connects to the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) Kongo Class Destroyer MYOKO (DDG 175) during a refueling at sea 070317-N-HX866-052
The U.S. Navy Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76), foreground, connects to the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force Kongo Class Destroyer, MYOUKOU (DDG 175) during a refueling at sea somewhere 070317-N-HX866-018The U.S. Navy Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76), foreground, connects to the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force Kongo Class Destroyer, MYOUKOU (DDG 175) during a refueling at sea somewhere 070317-N-HX866-018
USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-018USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-018
USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-047USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-047
USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-052USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-052
USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) steams alongside JS Hamagiri (DD 155), JS Myoko (DDG 175), JS Haruna (DDH 141) and JS Yuugiri (DD 153) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force in preparation for a refueling at sea 070317-N-HX866-137USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) steams alongside JS Hamagiri (DD 155), JS Myoko (DDG 175), JS Haruna (DDH 141) and JS Yuugiri (DD 153) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force in preparation for a refueling at sea 070317-N-HX866-137
USS-Essex(LHD2) Shimakaze(DDG172) Myoko(DDG175) Hamagiri(DD155) Natsushio(SS584) DN-SD-05-00196cropUSS-Essex(LHD2) Shimakaze(DDG172) Myoko(DDG175) Hamagiri(DD155) Natsushio(SS584) DN-SD-05-00196crop
US Navy 030228-N-3612M-001 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, JapanUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-001 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan
US Navy 030228-N-3612M-003 he amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), and the Japanese Maritime Defense Force (JMSDF) ships Shimakaze (DDG 172), Myoukou (DDG 175), Hamagiri (DD 155) and Natusio (SS 584) are pier-side OkinawaUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-003 he amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), and the Japanese Maritime Defense Force (JMSDF) ships Shimakaze (DDG 172), Myoukou (DDG 175), Hamagiri (DD 155) and Natusio (SS 584) are pier-side Okinawa
US Navy 030228-N-3612M-006 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, JapanUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-006 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan
US Navy 030228-N-3612M-007 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, JapanUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-007 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan
US Navy 030228-N-3612M-008 The amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), and the Japanese Maritime Defense Force (JMSDF) ships Shimakaze (DDG 172), Myoukou (DDG 175), Hamagiri (DD 155) and Natusio (SS 584) pier-side Okinawa, JUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-008 The amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), and the Japanese Maritime Defense Force (JMSDF) ships Shimakaze (DDG 172), Myoukou (DDG 175), Hamagiri (DD 155) and Natusio (SS 584) pier-side Okinawa, J
US Navy 030228-N-3612M-010 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, JapanUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-010 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan
US Navy 050609-N-5384B-003 The Japanese Maritime Self Defense (JDS) ship JDS Myoko (DDG 175), foreground, sails in formation along with the guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67)US Navy 050609-N-5384B-003 The Japanese Maritime Self Defense (JDS) ship JDS Myoko (DDG 175), foreground, sails in formation along with the guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67)
US Navy 050609-N-5384B-007 The Japanese Maritime Self Defense (JDS) ship JDS Myoko (DDG 175), foreground, sails in formation along with the USS Shiloh guided missile cruiser (CG 67)US Navy 050609-N-5384B-007 The Japanese Maritime Self Defense (JDS) ship JDS Myoko (DDG 175), foreground, sails in formation along with the USS Shiloh guided missile cruiser (CG 67)
TypeDescriptionDateKeywordsNotesSource
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image"Kongo"%20type%20ships%20gathered%20at%20JMSDF%20Sasebo%20base.jpg Four Aegis destroyer "Kongo" type ships gathered at JMSDF Sasebo baseWikimedia
imageJS Myoko leaving Pearl HarborWikimedia
imageJS Myoko seen from the left rearWikimedia
imageJS Myoko（DDG-175）leaving Pearl HarborWikimedia
imageJS Myoko（DDG-175）seen from the sideWikimedia
imageJapanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) ships sail with an U.S. Navy ship in formation during a photo exercise in the Philippine Sea on March 18, 2007 070318-N-HX866-077Wikimedia
imageMyokoWikimedia
imageRIMPAC 2012 120710-N-VD564-020Wikimedia
imageShips from the Ronald Reagan Strike Group (RRSG) and Japan Maritime Self Defense Force steam in formation during a pass and review ceremony in the Western Pacific Ocean March 18, 2007 070318-N-HX866-068Wikimedia
imageThe U.S. Navy Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76) (right) connects to the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) Kongo Class Destroyer MYOKO (DDG 175) during a refueling at sea 070317-N-HX866-052Wikimedia
imageThe U.S. Navy Nimitz Class Aircraft Carrier USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76), foreground, connects to the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force Kongo Class Destroyer, MYOUKOU (DDG 175) during a refueling at sea somewhere 070317-N-HX866-018Wikimedia
imageUSS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-018Wikimedia
imageUSS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-047Wikimedia
imageUSS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) connects to JS Myoko (DDG 175) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force during a refueling at sea evolution March 17, 2007 070317-N-HX866-052Wikimedia
imageUSS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) steams alongside JS Hamagiri (DD 155), JS Myoko (DDG 175), JS Haruna (DDH 141) and JS Yuugiri (DD 153) of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force in preparation for a refueling at sea 070317-N-HX866-137Wikimedia
imageUSS-Essex(LHD2) Shimakaze(DDG172) Myoko(DDG175) Hamagiri(DD155) Natsushio(SS584) DN-SD-05-00196crop2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-001 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-003 he amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), and the Japanese Maritime Defense Force (JMSDF) ships Shimakaze (DDG 172), Myoukou (DDG 175), Hamagiri (DD 155) and Natusio (SS 584) are pier-side Okinawa2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-006 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-007 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-008 The amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2), and the Japanese Maritime Defense Force (JMSDF) ships Shimakaze (DDG 172), Myoukou (DDG 175), Hamagiri (DD 155) and Natusio (SS 584) pier-side Okinawa, J2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 030228-N-3612M-010 A busy day for the White Beach Port Facility in Okinawa, Japan2003Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 050609-N-5384B-003 The Japanese Maritime Self Defense (JDS) ship JDS Myoko (DDG 175), foreground, sails in formation along with the guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67)2005Wikimedia
imageUS Navy 050609-N-5384B-007 The Japanese Maritime Self Defense (JDS) ship JDS Myoko (DDG 175), foreground, sails in formation along with the USS Shiloh guided missile cruiser (CG 67)2005Wikimedia
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