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Anonymous users2024-02-11Why is the Japanese Yamato Super Battleship nicknamed Yamato Tavern in World War II?
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Yamato. That is, the Musashi.
and the Yamato. The firepower is fierce.
It's powerful. Large tonnage.
The disadvantage is the slow rate of fire.
Shells are in tons.
It's slow. The U.S. military used planes to sink both the Yamato and Musashi.
**I didn't dare to go up.
If you are rubbed by this guy, you will lose your combat effectiveness if you don't die.
It's funny. These two behemoths.
It's basically all used.
Made from steel scrap exported from the United States to Japan.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09April 7, 1945 In the early hours of April 7, 1945, American submarines discovered the fleet in the waters southwest of Kyushu Island. At 12:31, the first attack wave sent by the US Navy, American aircraft concentrated on the port side of the "Yamato", and 4 bombs fell near the No. 3 main turret of the "Yamato", of which 2 225 kg bombs penetrated the rear main deck**, blowing up the 155-mm secondary gun and the reserve fire command post in the rear of the battleship. At 12:43 hours, the front part of the port side of the Yamato was hit by 1 torpedo, and the speed of the "Yamato" dropped to 22 knots.
The picture shows a sharp turn at 27 knots.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08In which battle was the Japanese Navy battleship "Yamato" sunk in World War II?
1.Pearl Harbor sneak attack.
2.Kikusui Battle.
Correct answer: Kikusui Battle.
Although the battleship Yamato was powerful, it coincided with the era when the status of the battleship's capital ship began to be replaced by aircraft carriers, and the Japanese Navy regarded it as the trump card of the final decisive battle, and the combined fleet could not be used without permission and rarely participated in the battle, resulting in the lack of combat experience of the Yamato, which laid a hidden danger for later operations, and the sinking in the Kikusui operation announced the destruction of the Japanese Navy and the end of the era of large ships and giant guns.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07<> battleship "Yamato".
Introduction to the ship type. The battleship "Yamato" is one of the largest battleships in the history built by the Japanese Navy, and the name of the ship "Yamato" is named after the ancient Japanese Yamato country, which shows the importance that the Japanese Navy attaches to this ship.
Parameter. Displacement: 65,000 tons.
Length and width Draft: 263 m m.
Armor: 410 mm on the side of the gunwale, 200 mm on deck, 650 mm on the front of the main gun.
**Armament: 1941: 9 460 Hamm guns, 3 155 mm naval guns, 18 silver guns, 16 127 mm twin anti-aircraft guns, 2 13 mm machine guns.
In 1945; 9 3-pack 460 HMI naval guns, 36 3-pack 155-mm naval guns, 52 127-mm twin anti-aircraft guns, 6 25-mm 3-pack guns, and 2 25-mm guns.
Powerplant: steam turbine (4 seats 4 shafts).
Speed: knots. History. On November 4, 1937, construction began on the No. 1 ship, and on July 15, 1940, it was named "Yamato". On December 16, 1941, the ship "Yamato" was completed and incorporated into the Combined Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy.
Battleship Archives. On October 22, 1944, the battleship "Yamato" was incorporated into the Second Fleet and participated in the Battle of Leyte Gulf. During the Battle of Samar on 25 October, the ship was hit by four bombs on the foredeck as it returned home, but was not seriously damaged.
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It's their 4th Division,
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