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Sinano (信濃, Shinano) | profile left | http://precolumbianweapons.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/shinano-aircraft-carrier-elegant-giant-rc-shinano-ijn-japanese-aircraft-carrier-ready-to-run-rtr-of-shinano-aircraft-carrier.png |
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| USS Archerfish (SS-311) | Hajószerencsétlenségek és tengerészeti események 1968-ban - Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1968 |
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 Japanese naval ship classes of World War II  |
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| Aircraft carriers | AkagiSC • KagaSC • SzórjúS • HirjúS • Sókaku • HiyōC • TaihōS • Unryū • ShinanoSC | |
| Light aircraft carriers | HōshōS • RyūjōS • ZuihōC • RyūhōSC • ChitoseC • IbukiSCI • Project Number G18X | |
| Escort carriers | Navy | TaiyōC • KaiyōSC • Shin'yōSC • Shimane MaruC |
| Army | Akitsu MaruC • Yamashio MaruC • Kumano MaruSC | |
| 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 • YūbariS • Sendai • Katori • Agano • ŌyodoS • Ioshima | |
| Protected cruisers | Yodo • Chikuma | |
| Destroyers | 1st class | Minekaze • Kamikaze • Mutsuki • Fubuki • Akatsuki • Hatsuharu • Shiratsuyu • Asashio • Kagerō • Yūgumo • Akizuki • ShimakazeS • Matsu • Tachibana |
| 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 | SagaS • AtakaS • Hashidate • OkitsuS |
| River | TobaS • Seta • Atami • Fushimi • KotakaS • KaratsuS • MaikoS • NarumiS • SumaS • TataraS | |
| Escort ships | Shimushu • Etorofu • Mikura • Hiburi • Ukuru • Type C • Type D • IoshimaC | |
| 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 | ||
| Ships that were lost on their maiden voyage | |
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| Naval ships | Vasa (1628) • Galera Victoria (1729) • Georgiana (1863) • Flach (1866) • Grosser Kurfürst (1878) • Posidonia (1940)1 • Bismarck (1941)1 • Dinsdale (1942)1 • Shinano (1944)1 |
| Passenger ships and cargo liners | Amazon (1851) • City of Philadelphia (1854) • New Era (1854) • Tayleur (1854) • Castilian (1899) • Titanic (1912) • Georges Philippar (1932) • Magdalena (1949) • Hans Hedtoft (1959) • Zenobia (1980) |
| Cargo ships | Batavia (1629) • Fortuyn (1723) • Zeewijk (1727) • Amsterdam (1749) • Royal Captain (1773) • Hartwell (1787)2 • Carrier Pigeon (1852) • Crescent City (1871)2 • Catherine Griffiths (1875) • Irex (1890) • Dumaru (1918) • Mecanicien Donzel (1918)1 • Hastier (1919) • Adolf Vinnen (1923) • Île de Los (1935) • Joseph Medill (1935) • Mim (1939) • Empire Thunder (1941)1 • Michael E (1941)1 • Alexander Macomb (1942)1 • Derryheen (1942)1 • Empire Clough (1942)1 • Empire Drum (1942)1, 2 • Empire Dryden (1942)1, 2 • Empire Spenser (1942)1 • Fort Good Hope (1942)1 • Fort la Reine (1942)1 • George Calvert (1942)1 • George Thatcher (1942)1 • Sam Houston (1942)1 • San Victorio (1942)1 • Stangarth (1942)1 • Stephen Hopkins (1942)1 • Bloody Marsh (1943)1 • Fort Cedar Lake (1943)1 • Haakon Jarl (1943)1 • John Morgan (1943)1 • J. Pinckney Henderson (1943) • Kherzon (1943) • Matt W. Ransom (1943)1, 3 • Molly Pitcher (1943)1 • Fort Crevier (1944) • John A. Treutlen (1944)1 • Union Star (1981)2 • Ranga (1982) • Reijin (1988) |
| Racing yachts | Mohawk (1876) |
| 1 = Due to enemy action. 2 = Maiden revenue-earning voyage. 3 = Constructive total loss | |
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