Japanese landing ship No. 1
No. 1 was a No.1-class landing ship of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the Pacific War. Completed in early 1944, the ship was used as a convoy escort on one successful mission to resupply Imperial Japanese Army units on Saipan. On the return trip, No. 1 was badly damaged by American aircraft and towed to Palau. Redesignated as an anti-aircraft ship, she was sunk by American bombers in July 1944.
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Japanese landing ship No. 1
No. 1 was a No.1-class landing ship of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the Pacific War. Completed in early 1944, the ship was used as a convoy escort on one successful mission to resupply Imperial Japanese Army units on Saipan. On the return trip, No. 1 was badly damaged by American aircraft and towed to Palau. Redesignated as an anti-aircraft ship, she was sunk by American bombers in July 1944.
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No. 1 was a No.1-class landing ...... American bombers in July 1944.
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1944-05-10
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1943-11-05
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1944-02-08
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Sunk by American bombers, 27 July 1944
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*1 × twin DP gun
*3 × triple, ...... throwers for 42 depth charges
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*7 × Type 2 Ka-Mi amphibious tanks
*2 × Kō-hyōteki-class submarines
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1944-05-10
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1943-11-05
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1944-02-08
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No. 1
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*2 water-tube boilers
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*1 × Type 22 search radar
*1 × Type 93 sonar
*1 × 4 Type 93 hydrophone
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