What are the characteristics of the Japanese battleship type in World War II

The battleships of the Japanese devils did not have anti-aircraft artillery fire, they relied on aircraft carrier escorts, they did not need air defense, four huge guns in the bow, four guns in a salvo, high hit rate, maneuverable, unlike the American battleship with huge guns on the side of the ship, firing with a single gun, very bad, not at all a Japanese opponent,. The Japanese Navy is very strong, very bull,. Japan does not have grenades, mines, anti-aircraft machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, because the Japanese devils do not need these superfluous **, the Japanese devils are very bullish,.

Invincible. The Japanese battleships were very fast, and the planes could not hit at all, so there was no need for air defense systems, and the battleships were all in formation with the aircraft carriers and escorted each other,. The battleship used a high-pressure boiler drive system, which was super fast and did not require air defense,.

Japan uses aircraft for air defense, so Japan does not have air defense ** and systems,. The United States couldn't beat Japan at all, and lost a hundred battles, and then the supersonic Mustang fighter came out, history changed, and Japan was completely annihilated.

1 The most conspicuous of these is the lack of coordination in the command of the Japanese Navy, and 2 the lack of serious thinking about the understanding of war.

3 Lack of Calmness in Dealing with a Battle For example, when the Japanese army fights, it is more important to put the spirit of bushido first, and the spirit of adventurism is too strong and overconfident.

4 During World War II, the Japanese Navy was objectively one of the best in the world, and in many respects surpassed the U.S. Navy, but in the middle and late stages of the war, Japan was too small, weak, and severely lacking in resources, and it was unable to recruit troops in a relatively short period of time, and it was constantly at war with several Allied countries.

The bridge is tall and intricately arranged.

In Japan, there are all smooth ups and downs in the side of the ship, and it is not a broken step like an ordinary long bow tower.

The 460 mm caliber main gun of the Japanese "Yamato-class" battleship was the largest caliber among the battleships of World War II.

Blindly pursuing big ships and huge artillery will result in wasting resources, and it is better to build more aircraft carriers.

At the beginning of World War II.

The US Navy is 345 ships of 1.43 million tons.

17 battleships, 8 aircraft carriers, 18 heavy cruisers, light cruisers.

19 ships, destroyers.

165 ships and 106 submarines, including the Pacific Fleet.

There were 9 battleships, 3 aircraft carriers, 12 heavy cruisers, 9 light cruisers, and destroyers.

67 and 12 submarines. In the face of the combined fleet, there is already a clear shortage of forces.

At the beginning of the war, the total strength of the Japanese navy was 236 ships and 1.19 million tons, which exceeded the equivalent of the United States under the treaty.

60%, while approaching 80%, the total strength is:

10 battleships, 10 aircraft carriers, 18 heavy cruisers, 20 light cruisers, destroyers.

112 ships, 75 submarines, when World War II broke out, the British Navy had the Home Fleet, the Mediterranean Fleet, the Far East Fleet and the Reserve Fleet, with a total strength of 10,000 people, and the main combat ships were.

12 battleships, battle cruisers.

3, 8 aircraft carriers, 15 heavy cruisers, 49 light cruisers, 119 destroyers, 64 frigates, 45 minesweepers, 69 submarines, with a total tonnage of about 1.3 million tons.

The force was huge, but it had to deal with the German blockade of the North Sea routes, the difficult anti-submarine warfare in the Atlantic, and the Italian navy in the Mediterranean.

The challenge of monitoring the naval forces of surrendered France, the interests of colonies in the Indian Ocean in the Middle East, the aggressive threat of Japan in the Far East. It's no surprise that they're stretched thin.

The naval strength was stronger than that of the British navy, and the British naval strength was stronger than the Japanese naval strength.

The United States is first, the United Kingdom is second, and Japan is third. (1.43 million tons, 1.3 million tons, 1.19 million tons).

1941 1945 year.

Japan produced a total of 17 aircraft carriers, 2 battleships, 9 cruisers, 63 destroyers, and 147 submarines.

The United States produced 131 aircraft carriers (including escort carriers), 10 battleships, 48 battleships, 355 destroyers, 498 frigates, and 203 submarines. In terms of quantity alone, we can see the gap between Japan and the United States in terms of production capacity, small Japan only built 63 destroyers during the entire World War II, while the United States had more than 740 anti-submarine ships built and launched during the same period!

The names of the main ships of the Combined Fleet of the Japanese Navy in World War II are as follows:

Battleships] Fuso class: Fuso, Yamashiro|Ise-class: Ise, Hyuga.

Nagato class: Nagato, Mutsu|Yamato-class: Yamato, Musashi.

Kongo: Kongo, Hiei, Haruna, Kirishima.

Fleet aircraft carriers].

Akagi, Kaga.

Canglong level: Canglong, Feilong|Xianghe class: Xianghe, Ruihe.

Flying Eagle Class: Flying Eagle, Falcon Eagle|Daiho, Shinano.

Cloud Dragon Class: Cloud Dragon, Amagi, Katsuragi, Kasaki, Aso, Ikoma.

Light aircraft carrier].

Fengxiang, Longxiang, Longfeng.

Ruifeng: Ruifeng, Xiangfeng.

Chitose class: Chitose, with Chiyoda.

Escort aircraft carriers].

Condor, Sea Hawk.

Great Eagle class: Great Eagle, Cloud Eagle, Chong Eagle.

Seaplane carriers].

Wakanomiya, Notobo, and Hishin.

Mizuho, Akitsuzu, Kamui.

Heavy Cruisers] Furutaka class: Furutaka, Kako.

Aoba class: Aoba number, clothing number.

Myoko: Myoko, Nachi, Haguro, Ashigaku.

Kaohsiung: Kaohsiung, Atago, Chokai, Maya.

Upper level: Mogami, Mikuma, Suzuya, Kumano.

Tone: Tone, Chikuma.

Light cruisers] Tenryu-class: Tenryu, Ryuda (1919).

Kuma class: Kumama, Tama, Kiso, Oi, Kitakami (1920 1921).

Nagara class: Nagara, Isuzu, Natori, Yura, Kinu, Abukuma (1922 1925).

Yubari class: Yubari (1923).

Kawauchi class: Kawauchi, Shentong, Nake (1924-1925).

Katori grade: Katori, Kashima Jujin Lu, Kashii.

Agano class: Agano, Noshiro, Yashino, and Sakugo (1942-1944).

Oyodo class: Oyodo (1943).

Destroyers] Wind class (1919-1922), kamikaze-class (1922-1924).

Muyue class (1925-1927), Fuxue class (1928-1931).

Xiao (1931-1932) and Chu Chun (1933-1935).

Bailu class (1936-1937), Chaochao class (1937-1939).

Yangyan class (1939-1941), Island wind class (1943).

Yukumo class (1941-1944), Autumn Moon class (1942-1945).

Pine class (1944 1945), orange class (pine class reform).

Submarines] Patrol Type 1, Patrol Type 3.

Patrol type A, patrol type B, patrol type C.

Haida Type 3, Haida Type 6, Haida Type 7.

Yi 201.

The patrol submarine type A was changed to two - Yi 13 type.

Patrol Submarine-15.

IL-400 submersible aircraft carrier.

In World War II, in order to strengthen firepower, countries made the caliber of their guns very large, and in order to strengthen firepower, there were naturally many barrels.

Now they are all unified 100 or 120 mm naval guns (technology is developed, there is no need to increase the caliber of the cannon, the power of the shells can be enhanced).

After World War II, with the development of aviation and the development of missiles, artillery gradually withdrew from the stage of history, and too much artillery was meaningless. No matter how far your battleship ranges, it will be killed by missiles at a long distance.

The ** and the modern ** of the Second World War have long been incomparable.

2 In wartime, naval warfare and air defense mainly relied on artillery, so the hull was covered with artillery, and now warships mainly rely on missiles, and artillery is only used to supplement firepower against the sea, on the road or against the air.

Now it's all with missiles. Most of the battleships during World War II were gunboats.

Battleships of World War II Japanese Battleship Inventory!

King Kong class: "King Kong", "Hiei", "Haruna", "Kirishima".

Fusang level: "Mountain City", "Fuso".

Ise class: "Ise", "Hinata".

Nagato class: "Nagato", "Mutsu".

Yamato-class: "Yamato", "Musashi", "Shinano" (converted into an aircraft carrier halfway), "No. 111" (cancelled in 1942.

To add, the Fuso is also famous, although not as powerful as Yamato, but its construction and its sinking witnessed the course of the Japanese war, and also confirmed the phrase "sunset Fuso".

Yamato, Musashi, Nagato, Fuso, Mutsu, Kongo, Hiei, Kirishima, Ise, Hyuga, Haruna, and Yamashiro have a total of 12 ships.

Yamato, Musashi, Nagato, Mutsu,

Battleships of World War II Japanese Battleship Inventory!

From the Meiji Restoration to the defeat of the Japanese Navy in 1945, a total of 24 battleships of 10 classes were in service, in addition to 10 captured battleships that served in the Japanese Navy, and 13 battleships that appeared in the Japanese Navy's combat readiness program and failed to enter service for various reasons.

There were a total of 40 Japanese cruisers in World War II. 18 heavy cruisers and 22 light cruisers, respectively.

Japan built a total of 25 aircraft carriers from 1922, when it had its first aircraft carrier, until its defeat in 1945.

20 of them were sunk during the war.