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Battleship
Yamato WW2
Battleship Yamato
was a Imperial Japanese Navy battleship. Yamato and
Musashi were the largest battleships in the world, with
65,000 tons and armed with 460 mm main guns.
Design work for Yamato began in 1934. After modifications
it was accepted in March 1937 for a 68,000 ton vessel.
Battleship was built at a specially prepared dock at Kure
naval shipyards from November 1937. Yamato was launched
on August 8, 1940 and commissioned on December 16, 1941.
There were intended to be four ships of this class, but
the Shinano was converted to an aircraft carrier during
construction (sunk 1944) and the un-named Warship Number
111 was scrapped in 1943 when around 30% complete. The
proposed super Yamato class, with 508 mm guns, was
abandoned.Battleship
Yamato was the flagship of Isoroku Yamamoto from
February 1942. Replaced as flagship by the Musashi she
spent much of 1943 in harbor at Truk. The anti-aircraft
defences were greatly increased in 1943 at Kure but as
she returned to Truk on December 25, 1943 she was badly
damaged by a torpedo from USS Skate and was not fully
repaired until April 1944. She returned to the conflict
and joined the Japanese fleet in the Battle of the
Philippine Sea (June) and the Battles of Leyte Gulf and
Samar Gulf (October), during which she first fired her
main guns. She returned home in November and her AA was
again upgraded over the winter. Attacked in the Inland
Sea on March 19, 1945 by carrier aircraft from Task Force
58 attacking Kure she suffered little damage.
Battleship Yamato's final mission was as part of
operation "Ten-Go" following the invasion of
Okinawa on April 1, 1945. She and her escorts were sent
to attack the US fleet supporting the US troops landing
on the west of the island. The Yamato was to beach
herself between Hagushi and Yontan and fight as a shore
battery until she was destroyed. Since this was from the
start intended to be a suicide mission, the battleship
was given only enough fuel for a one-way trip to Okinawa.
On April 6 the Yamato, a cruiser and eight destroyers
left port at Tokuyama, they were sighted on April 7 as
they exited the Inland Sea southwards. The US Navy
launched around 400 aircraft to intercept the taskforce
and they engaged the ships from mid-afternoon. The navy
assembled a force of six battleships and almost thirty
escorts to intercept if the air-strikes did not succeed.
The Yamato took up to twenty bomb or torpedo hits before,
at about 1420 hrs, her magazines detonated. Battleship
Yamato capsized to port and sank, still some 200 km from
Okinawa. Around 2,475 of her crew were lost and 269
survived. Of her escorts four were sunk and five were
disabled and forced to return to Japan. US losses were
ten aircraft and twelve aircrew.
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The wreckage lies in
around 300 m of water and has been surveyed in 1985 and
in 1999.
For further reading, Yoshida Mitsuru (the only surviving
bridge officer) wrote a detailed description of the
ship's final voyage entitled Requiem for Battleship
Yamato
Battleship Yamato Specifications
Displacement: 65,027 tonnes
Length: 256 m
Beam: 36 m
Draft: 11 m (maximum)
Crew: 2,750
Armament (1941): 9 of 460 mm guns in 3 triple turrets; 12
of 155 mm guns in 4 triple turrets; 12 of 12.7 mm guns in
6 twin turrets; 24 of 25 mm AA guns; 8 of 13 mm AA guns.
By 1945 six of the 155 mm and all 13 mm guns had been
removed and the AA defences had been boosted to 146 of 25
mm guns.
Power: 12 Kanpon boilers, driving 4 steam turbines,
150,000 shp (estimated)
Speed: 27 knots
Endurance: 11,500 km at 16 knots (a knot being about 1.1
mph or 1.8kph)
Armour: 600mm on front of turrets, 409 mm side armour,
198 mm armoured deck.
1945: Final operations and sinking
On 1 January 1945, Yamato, Haruna and Nagato were all
transferred to the newly reactivated 1st Battleship
Division; Yamato left drydock two days later. When the
1st Battleship Division was deactivated once again on 10
February, Yamato was reassigned to the 1st Carrier
Division. On 19 March 1945 Yamato came under heavy attack
when American carrier aircraft from Enterprise, Yorktown
and Intrepid raided the major naval base of Kure where
she was docked. Damage to the battleship, however, was
light, due in part to the base being defended by elite
veteran Japanese fighter instructors flying Kawanishi N1K
"Shiden" or "George" fighters. Led by
the man who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor, Minoru
Genda, the appearance of these fighters, which were even
or superior in performance to the F6F Hellcat, surprised
the attackers, and several American planes were shot
down. Heavy antiaircraft defensive fire and the heavy
upper-deck armour plating on Yamato also prevented any
significant damage to the vessel. On 29 March, Yamato
took on a full stock of ammunition, in preparation for
combat off Okinawa in Operation Ten-Go.
Operation Ten-Go was a deliberate suicide attack against
American forces off Okinawa by Yamato and nine escorts,
beginning on 6 April 1945. Embarking from Kure, Yamato
was to beach herself near Okinawa, and act as an
unsinkable gun-emplacement—bombarding American
forces on Okinawa with her 18.1-inch heavy-guns. Yamato
carried only enough fuel to reach Okinawa, as the fuel
stocks available were insufficient to provide enough fuel
to reach Okinawa and return. While navigating the Bungo
Strait, Yamato and her escorts were spotted by the
American submarines Threadfin and Hackleback, both of
which notified Task Force 58 of Yamato's position.
At 12:32 on 7 April 1945, Yamato was attacked by a first
wave of 280 aircraft from Task Force 58, taking three
hits (two bombs, one torpedo). By 14:00, two of Yamato's
escorts had been sunk. Shortly afterwards, a second
strike of 100 aircraft attacked Yamato and her remaining
escorts. At 14:23, having taken 10 torpedo and 7 bomb
hits, Yamato's forward ammunition magazines detonated.
The smoke from the explosion—over 4 miles (6.4 km)
high—was seen 100 miles (160 km) away on Kyushu.[28]
2,498 of the 2,700 crew members on Yamato were lost,
including Vice Admiral Seiichi Ito, the fleet commander.
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Due to the threat of American
submarines and aircraft carriers, both Yamato and Musashi
spent the majority of their careers in naval bases at
Brunei, Truk, and Kure, before participating in the
Battle of Leyte Gulf, as part of Admiral Kurita's Centre
Force. Musashi was sunk during the course of the battle
by American carrier airplanes. Shinano was sunk ten days
after her commissioning in November 1944 by the submarine
USS Archer-Fish, while Yamato was sunk in April 1945
during Operation Ten-Go.
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naval game, extension to the classic
Submarine game (Battleship game) where
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