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Takenaka commanded 23 Air Flotilla when war broke out in the Pacific.
| 1891-3-22 |
born | |
| 1911-7-18 | Midshipman | Graduates from Naval Academy, standing 55th in a class of 148. Assigned to CL Aso. |
| 1912-4-19 | CL Iwate | |
| 1912-12-1 | Ensign | |
| 1914-12-1 | Lieutenant junior grade |
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| 1915-3-1 | BB Kashima | |
| 1915-12-13 | Gunnery School Basic Course | |
| 1916-6-1 | Torpedo School Basic Course | |
| 1916-12-1 | Torpedo Boat Division 11 |
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| 1917-12-1 | CL Nisshin | |
| 1918-9-20 | Staff, 1 Special Task Fleet | |
| 1918-12-1 | Lieutenant | Naval College Navigation Course |
| 1919-12-1 | AO Tsurugisaki | |
| 1920-12-1 | CL Hirado |
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| 1922-3-20 | Yokosuka
Air Group |
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| 1922-7-10 | BB Mutsu |
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| 1922-9-30 | Yokosuka Air Group | |
| 1923-1-6 | Staff, Combined Fleet |
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| 1923-9-20 | Yokosuka Air Group | |
| 1924-12-1 | Lieutenant
commander |
Chief, Balloon Division, Yokosuka Air Group |
| 1928-8-1 | Naval Aeronautical Command |
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| 1928-12-25 | Naval Shipbuilding Command |
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| 1929-11-15 | 1 Naval District |
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| 1930-6-1 | Executive officer, Tateyama Air Group |
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| 1930-11-1 | Executive officer, Omura Air Group |
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| 1930-12-1 | Commander | |
| 1933-8-25 | Executive officer, CL Ryujo |
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| 1934-11-1 | 1 Naval District | |
| 1935-11-15 | Captain | |
| 1936-4-1 | Commander, Kisarazu Air Group |
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| 1937-9-24 | Commander, 11 Air Group |
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| 1937-11-16 | Commander, Kisarazu Air Group | |
| 1937-12-15 | Commander, Saiki Air Group | |
| 1938-12-15 | Commander, CV Hiryu | |
| 1939-11-15 | Commander, Tateyama Air Group | |
| 1940-10-15 | Commander, Kasumigaura Air Group | |
| 1941-3-15 | Staff, 11 Air Fleet |
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| 1941-4-10 | Commander, 23 Air
Flotilla |
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| 1941-10-15 | Rear admiral |
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| 1943-2-25 | Director, Air Technical Arsenal |
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| 1945-5-1 | Vice admiral |
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| 1945-11-1 | Retires |
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| 1972-1-29 | Dies |
References
Materials
of IJN (accessed 2008-10-27)
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