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The Imperial Japanese Navy.
Sumida(隅田) was a river gunboat in the Imperial Japanese Navy.
The Imperial Japanese Navy.
This ship was torpedoed by the Imperial Japanese Navy submarine I-58.
The Imperial Japanese Navy.
It was a blow from which the Imperial Japanese Navy would never recover.
The Imperial Japanese Navy.
Kaigun: strategy, tactics, and technology in the Imperial Japanese Navy, 1887- 1941.
The Imperial Japanese Navy.
As a result of the losses it had suffered, the Imperial Japanese Navy had ceased to be an effective fighting force.
The Imperial Japanese Navy.
Fusō-gata senkan were a pair of dreadnought battleships built for the Imperial Japanese Navy(IJN) before World War I and completed during it.
The Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service.
In the 1930s there was an increased awareness in the Netherlands about the threat which the Imperial Japanese Navy posed to the Dutch East Indies.
The Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service.
After the Japanese capture of Singapore during World War II, the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service took over the two RAF stations of Sembawang and Seletar.
The Imperial Japanese Navy also choose to supply their own officers, and ratings.[1].
By August 1945, the Imperial Japanese Navy(IJN) had ceased to be an effective fighting force.
When the Imperial Japanese Army invaded Manchuria in 1931,they were accompanied by a detachment from the Imperial Japanese Navy(IJN), which provided for coastal defense.
Sumida was the first gunboat in the Imperial Japanese Navy inventory designed specifically for inland river service.
The Imperial Japanese Navy suffered similar problems to the Germans', as their secondaries were too slow to track aircraft.[22].
Fushimi was the second gunboat in the Imperial Japanese Navy inventory designed specifically for inland river service.
The Imperial Japanese Navy lost some 3,700 sailors, including Admiral Itō, at the cost of 10 US aircraft and 12 airmen.
After the attack, the Imperial Japanese Navy planned to invade and capture Midway Island by luring American aircraft carriers into an ambush.
The Imperial Japanese Navy was tasked with pursuing and destroying the German East Asiatic Squadron and protection of the shipping lanes for Allied commerce in the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
In all, the Imperial Japanese Navy lost some 3,700 sailors, including Admiral Itō, at the low cost of just 10 U.S. aircraft and 12 airmen.
By contrast, the Imperial Japanese Navy had the advantage of a dozen operational battleships early in the war, but chose not to deploy them in any significant engagements.