Taihō (大鳳)

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Taihō (大鳳)	profile right	https://hdpic.club/uploads/posts/2022-01/1642471493_27-hdpic-club-p-avianostsi-yaponii-54.jpg
Taihō (大鳳)	profile right	http://www.shipbucket.com/drawings/4329/file
Taihō (大鳳)	profile left	http://www.shipbucket.com/drawings/4329/file
Taihō (大鳳)	top right	http://www.shipbucket.com/drawings/4329/file

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	Aircraft carrier fires	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Aircraft_carrier_fires
	Maritime incidents in June 1944	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Maritime_incidents_in_June_1944
	World War II aircraft carriers of Japan	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:World_War_II_aircraft_carriers_of_Japan
	Ships built by Kawasaki Heavy Industries	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Ships_built_by_Kawasaki_Heavy_Industries
	Aircraft carriers of the Imperial Japanese Navy	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Aircraft_carriers_of_the_Imperial_Japanese_Navy
	Ships sunk by American submarines	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Ships_sunk_by_American_submarines
	1943 ships	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:1943_ships
	World War II shipwrecks in the Philippine Sea	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:World_War_II_shipwrecks_in_the_Philippine_Sea

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	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_aircraft_carrier_Taihō
	https://naval-encyclopedia.com/ww2/japan/taiho.php

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	Hajószerencsétlenségek és tengerészeti események 1944 júniusban - Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in June 1944	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:June_1944_shipwrecks
	Japanese naval ship classes of World War II	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:WWII_Japanese_ships

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Hajószerencsétlenségek és tengerészeti események 1944 júniusban - Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in June 1944

Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in January 1944
Shipwrecks	1 Jun: USS Herring • 3 Jun: U-477, Coburg • 5 Jun: USS Osprey • 6 Jun: USS Corry, USS LCI(L)-93, Minazuki, USS PC-1261, HNoMS Svenner • 7 Jun: HMS Centurion, Empire Defiance, Hayanami, USS Susan B. Anthony, USS Tide, U-629, U-955 • 8 Jun: Harusame, James Iredell, Kazagumo, HMS Lawford, USS Rich, U-373, U-441, U-970, West Grama • 9 Jun: Courbet, Dover Hill, Empire Bunting, HMS Durban, Empire Flamingo, Matsukaze, USS Meredith, HNLMS Sumatra, Tanikaze, Z32, ZH1 • 10 Jun: USS Glennon, Innsbruck, Mistral, U-821 • 11 Jun: USS Partridge, U-980 • 12 Jun: Kainan Maru, HMS Sickle, U-490 • 13 Jun: HMS Boadicea, U-715 • 14 Jun: USS Golet • 15 Jun: HMS Blackwood, M 507, Shiratsuyu, U-860, U-987 • 16 Jun: U-998 • 18 Jun: Albert C. Field, U-767 • 19 Jun: I-184, Shōkaku, Taihō • 20 Jun: Hiyō, HMAS Matafele • 21 Jun: Bolzano, HMS Fury • 22 Jun: I-185 • 24 Jun: Derrycunihy, I-52, U-971, U-1225 • 25 Jun: U-269 • 26 Jun: U-317, U-719 • 29 Jun: Toyama Maru, Tsugaru, U-988, USS Valor • 30 Jun: U-478, Nikkin Maru • Unknown date: Bosna, USS LCT-209, U-740
Other incidents	6 Jun: HMS Wrestler • 7 Jun: USS Meredith • 11 Jun: HMS Halsted • 16 Jun: U-998 • 23 Jun: HMS Scylla • 25 Jun: HMS Glasgow, HMS Goodson • 26 Jun: Gorizia • Unknown date: HMS Sickle
1943 1944 1945 May 1944 July 1944

Japanese naval ship classes of World War II

Japanese naval ship classes of World War II
Aircraft carriers	Akagi^SC • Kaga^SC • Szórjú^S • Hirjú^S • Sókaku • Hiyō^C • Taihō^S • Unryū • Shinano^SC
Light aircraft carriers	Hōshō^S • Ryūjō^S • Zuihō^C • Ryūhō^SC • Chitose^C • Ibuki^SCI • Project Number G18^X
Escort carriers	Navy	Taiyō^C • Kaiyō^SC • Shin'yō^SC • Shimane Maru^C
Escort carriers	Army	Akitsu Maru^C • Yamashio Maru^C • Kumano Maru^SC
Battleships	Kongō • Fusō • Ise • Nagato • Yamato • Design A-150X
Heavy cruisers	Furutaka • Aoba • Myōkō • Takao • MogamiL • Tone • IbukiI
Armored cruisers	AsamaS • YakumoS • Izumo
Light cruisers	Tenryū • Kuma • Nagara • Yūbari^S • Sendai • Katori • Agano • Ōyodo^S • Ioshima
Protected cruisers	Yodo • Chikuma
Destroyers	1st class	Minekaze • Kamikaze • Mutsuki • Fubuki • Akatsuki • Hatsuharu • Shiratsuyu • Asashio • Kagerō • Yūgumo • Akizuki • Shimakaze^S • Matsu • Tachibana
Destroyers	2nd class	Momo • Momi • Wakatake
Torpedo boats	Chidori • Ōtori
Submarines	1st class	Junsen • Type A (Kō) • Type B (Otsu) • Type C (Hei) • Type D (Tei)/Sen'yu • Kaidai • Kiraisen (I-121) • Senho (I-351) • Sentoku (I-400) • Sentaka (I-201) • I-501S • I-502S • I-503S • I-504S • I-505S • I-506S
	2st class	Kaichū • Type L • Sen-Shō (Ro-100) • Sen'yu-Shō (Ha-101) • Sentaka-Shō (Ha-201) • Ro-500S • Ro-501S
	Army	Maru Yu
Submarine tenders	Jingei • Taigei
Gunboats	Ocean	Saga^S • Ataka^S • Hashidate • Okitsu^S
Gunboats	River	TobaS • Seta • Atami • Fushimi • Kotaka^S • Karatsu^S • Maiko^S • Narumi^S • Suma^S • Tatara^S
Escort ships	Shimushu • Etorofu • Mikura • Hiburi • Ukuru • Type C • Type D • Ioshima^C
Small craft	Daihatsu (landing craft) • Shin'yō (suicide boat) • Kaiten (manned torpedo) • Kō-hyōteki (midget submarine) • Kairyū (midget submarine)
S • Single ship of class • C • Converted to ship type • L • Officially classed as light cruisers under Washington Naval Treaty until 1939 refits • I • Incomplete until the end of the war • X • Cancelled

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