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Random Ships Sunk By The Imperial Japanese Navyreport

  • USS Chicago: American heavy cruiser sunk on 30 January 1943 by Japanese aircraft torpedoes during the Battle of Rennell Island.

    (Cruisers) (United States)

  • HMS Pathfinder: British Destroyer sunk 11 February 1945 by aircraft off Ramree Island, Burma.

    (Warships) (Britain)

  • USS Shaw Destroyed in drydock, due to a magazine explosion; later salvaged and repaired.

    (Destroyers) (United States)

  • USS Pompano Sunk August or September 1943 by either surface and air attack or Japanese mines.

    (Submarines) (United States)

  • USS Emmons

    (Mine Warfare Craft) (United States)

  • USS Yorktown: American aircraft carrier sunk on 7 June 1942 by Japanese submarine I-168, following damage from carrier-based aircraft during the Battle of Midway.

    (Aircraft Carriers) (United States)

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Nearly five decades after the Battle of the Pacific, work on the remains of Imperial Japanese Navy ships is still moving slowly. Compared to some other well-known ships, this random tool records the sinking of 239 other ships of the Imperial Japanese Navy, although little known, but they are still deeply recorded in the history of Japan.

Most of the Japanese ships that sank were actually sunk, and not enough progress has been made. But for a combat ship, there are relatively few details that can be compared and compared to how the hull itself sank into the sea. Through the generator, we can see in detail the main information of each sunken Japanese ship, including the scientific name of the ship, the main cause of the sinking, the sinking time, as well as the specific location of the sinking.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships sunk by the Imperial Japanese Navy.

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