Примери коришћења Kashima на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Kashima… he's in there.
That's right, Kashima.
Kashima, it's not our era and you know it.
He plays for Kashima Antlers.
Kashima you should join us. Your lives will depend on what you decide.
Those wheel tracks lead to Kashima Harbour.
Your name is Kashima Yuki… known to some as Lady Snowblood.
At the time of the Pearl Harbor attack, Kashima was at Truk.
Her name was Kashima Yuki… known to some as Lady Snowblood.
After the successful landings of Japanese forces on New Guinea, Kashima returned to its base at Truk.
On 19 May 1945, Kashima collided with and sank the cargo ship Daishin Maru in Tsushima Strait.
Between 15 November 1946 and15 June 1947, Kashima was broken up for scrap at Nagasaki.
Kashima arrived at Kure on 25 November 1943, and was in dry-dock until 12 January 1944.
However, as the war situation continued to deteriorate for Japan, Kashima was pressed into service as a transport.
From February 1945, Kashima was assigned to anti-submarine patrol duty in the South China Sea and off Korea.
There's a variant of the Teke Teke myth about a girl named Reiko Kashima, who was also cut in half by a train; now she wanders bathroom.
Kashima later(20 February 1942) sortied from Truk in an unsuccessful pursuit of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington and American Task Force 11.
On 8 October 1942, a conference was held aboard Kashima to discuss the construction of defenses in the Pacific.
In July 1942, Kashima returned briefly to Kure for upgrading with two twin Type 96 25 mm AA guns, which were fitted in the forward part of the bridge.
During"Operation R"(the invasions of Rabaul and Kavieng),which took place from 23- 24 January 1942, Kashima sortied from Truk to cover the landings of Japanese troops.
Soon after its return to Japan, Kashima was reassigned to the Japanese Fourth Fleet as flagship for CruDiv 18.
Part of the answer has to be these socioeconomic processes andthe distribution of wealth within the country," said Yoshihisa Kashima, a psychologist at the University of Melbourne in Australia who studies how cultures are formed and maintained.
From 23 January- 15 April 1944, Kashima resumed its original role as a training ship for the Imperial Japanese Naval Academy at Etajima, and it makes numerous cruises in the Inland Sea.
Likewise, from 11 July 1944 in"Operation Ro-Go", Kashima was assigned to transport personnel and supplies to Taiwan, making numerous voyages from Kagoshima and Kure to Keelung.
During this time, Kashima was assigned to guard duty at Truk, with an occasional cruise around the Marshall Islands, or occasional return to Kure or Yokosuka for maintenance.
On 20 October 1944, Kashima was spotted by the submarine USS Tang, which closed to within 2,000 yards(2,000 m), but was unable to attack as its new Mark 18-1 electric torpedoes lacked the speed and range.
From 10 October 1945- 12 November 1946 Kashima made a total of 12 voyages to New Guinea, the Solomon islands, Marshall islands, Singapore, French Indochina, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong, transporting some 5,800 former Imperial Japanese Army troops and POWs back to Japan.