The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the gunboat Onmin, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1933, tonnage 15 tons, speed 10.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the gunboat Saimin, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1934, tonnage 20 tons, speed 10.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the gunboat Ke-imin, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1933, tonnage 15 tons, speed 10.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the gunboat Fumin, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1933, tonnage 15 tons, speed 10.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the water policevessel Kab was built in 1906, tonnage 710 tons, draught 4.6 (metres?), speed 10.6miles and armed with 2-8cm guns.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the water policevessel Kaiho was built in 1933, tonnage 200 tons, speed 14.0 miles, draught 1.5 (metres?) and armed with 208 cm guns, 2 machine guns.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the water policevessel Kairyu was built in 1933, tonnage 200 tons, speed 14.0 miles, draught 1.5 (metres?) and armed with 2-8cm guns, 2 machine guns.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the water policevessel Se-ikai was built in 1934, tonnage150 tons, speed 8.0 miles, draught 2.4 (metres?) and armed with 1-5cmgun 3 machine guns.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the inland gunboat Daido, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1933, tonnage 65 tons, speed 11.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the water policevessel Kwaima was built in 1893, tonnage 140 tons, speed 6.0 miles, draught 2.1 (metres?) and armed with 1-3.4cm gun 2 machine guns.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the water policevessel E-ikai was built in 1907, tonnage 126 tons, speed 7.0 miles, draught 2.1 (metres?) and armed with 1-5cm gun 1 machine gun.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the inland gunboat Rimin, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1933, tonnage 65 tons, speed 11.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the auxiliary river gunboat Risei, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1907, tonnage 362 tons, speed 7.6 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the auxiliary river gunboat Kotsu, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1903, tonnage 150 tons, speed 14.5 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the auxiliary river gunboat Kohe-i, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1900, tonnage 360 tons, speed 6.6 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the auxiliary gunboat Kose-i, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1897, tonnage 360 tons, speed 7.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the inland gunboat Risui, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1903, tonnage 350 tons , speed 6.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monthly magazine Yushu that the inland gunboat Yomin, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1934, tonnage 270 tons, speed 13.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monhtly magazine Yushu that the inland gunboat Junten, part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1934, tonnage 270 tons, speed 13.0 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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The German embassy at Tokyo, Japan wrote on 28 October 1935 to the Chef der Marineleitung at Berlin referring to the Japanese monhtly magazine Yushu that the armoured inland gunboat Shinjin was part of the riverine flotilla, built in 1935, tonnage 290 tons, speed 12.5 miles, flatt-bottomed and an armament of (anti aircraft) guns, machineguns, search lights and wireless devices.
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