Laid down by the Uraga Dock Company under the 1931 Fiscal Year on 31 January 1933, launched on 4 November 1933, commissioned on 27 September 1934, hit an air mine at Miyazu Bay and beached on 30 July 1945, stricken on 30 September 1945 and finally broken up between 1948-1949. Under the Circle One Program was originally the building of 12 destroyers authorized, six however were built as the succeeding Shiratsuyu-class. All ships are modified in their service. Part of the Hatsuharu-class destroyers, preceded by Akatsuki-class, succeeded by Shiratsuyu-class. Original technical specifications were a displacement of 1.530 tons and s dimensions 109.5 (over all) x 10 x 3.38 metres or 359.3 x 32.10 x 11.1 feet. The machinery consisted of 2 sets geared Kampon steam turbines and 3 water tube boilers supplying via 2 shafts 42.000shop allowing a speed of 36 knots and with 14 knots speed a range of 4.000 nautical miles. Their crew numbered 212 men. The armament consisted of 2x2&1x1-12.7cm/5” cal 50 Type 3 naval guns, 2x1-4cm/1.6” anti aircraft guns, 2x3-61cm/24” torpedo tubes and 18 depth charges.
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Friday 31 December 2021
Japanese destroyer Hatsushimo 1933-1945
Hatsuharu-class
Shiratsuyu-class
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