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Archives #80-G-339800
Tonnage |
1289 tons standard displacement |
Dimensions |
328'1" by 30'8" by 11'1" 100m by 9.35m by 3.37m |
Maximum speed |
27.8 knots |
Armament |
1x2, 1x1 5"/40
dual-purpose guns 4x3, 12x1 25mm/60 AA guns 1x4 24" Long Lance torpedo tubes; no reloads Depth charges |
Machinery |
2-shaft Kampon geared turbine
(19,000 shp) 2 Kampon boilers |
Range |
4680 nautical miles (8640km) at 16 knots |
Sensors |
Type 13 radar Type 22 radar |
The Tachibanas were a further
simplification of the Matsu class, eliminating most of
the remaining curved plates and using almost entirely mild steel for construction. This
did not bode well for survivability, but it little mattered since the
ships were completed too late for much war service. Initial projections
were for 113 units,but only 33 were actually ordered and ten of these
were canceled. We list only those units actually completed.
Completed 1945-1-20 (Yokosuka) |
Sunk
by aircraft
1945-7-14 50 in Hakodate Bay |
|
Nire |
Completed 1945-1-31 (Maizuru) |
|
Tsuta |
Completed 1945-1-8 (Yokosuka) | |
Hagi |
Completed 1945-3-1 (Yokosuka) |
|
Kaki |
Completed 1945-3-5 (Yokosuka) | |
Shii |
Completed 1945-3-13 (Maizuru) | |
Nashi |
Completed 1945-3-15 (Kawasaki-Kobe) |
Sunk
by aircraft
1945-7-28 50 near Kure |
Sumire |
Completed 1945-3-26 (Yokosuka) |
|
Enoki |
Completed 1945-3-31 (Maizuru) |
Mined
1945-6-26 in Obama Bay |
Kusunoki |
Completed 1945-4-28 (Yokosuka) | |
Odake |
Completed 1945-5-15 (Maizuru) |
|
Hatsuzakura
|
Completed 1945-5-28 (Yokosuka) |
|
Kaba |
Completed 1945-5-29 (Fujinagata) |
|
Hatsuume
|
Completed 1945-6-18 (Maizuru) |
References
CombinedFleet.com (accessed 2009-11-3)
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