Examples of using Returned to truk in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Tone returned to Truk on 2 January.
In January 1944, Atago returned to Truk.
Kaga returned to Truk on January 25, 1942.
Chikuma was undamaged in this engagement, and returned to Truk safely.
Hatsuyuki then returned to Truk on 18 November.
Repairs were completed 25 June 1943 and Sendai returned to Truk on 5 July.
It then returned to Truk on 3 September 1942, where it continued to be based.
She was reactivated at the end of November, and returned to Truk on 11 January 1944.
It then returned to Truk, where it continued to be based(with occasional returns to Yokosuka).
Kinugasa was withdrawn to Japan in June 1942 for repairs, and returned to Truk by 4 July.
Seven days later, the fleet returned to Truk after failing to come in contact with American forces.
On 29 April and 30 April, the carriers,with South Dakota still in the screen, returned to Truk and bombed that base.
On 20 October 1943, Tatsuta returned to Truk, and made several troop transport runs to Ponape over the couple of weeks.
On 25- 26 October 1942, Nagara participated in the Battle of Santa Cruz,and again returned to Truk undamaged.
Isuzu returned to Truk on 28 October 1943 and was assigned to escort a convoy of troops for Kavieng, New Ireland.
On the Japanese side, Kirishima and destroyer Ayanami were lost,but Nagara was undamaged, and returned to Truk on 18 November 1942.
She returned to Truk at the end of 1943 and escorted the cruisers Kumano and Suzuya on a mission to Kavieng at the end of the year.
However, the planes from Task Force 38's USS Saratoga and Princeton did little more than strafe Isuzu,which later returned to Truk for repairs.
She returned to Truk at the end of the month as escort for the aircraft carrier Unyō, returning with the battleship Musashi at the end of May.
Although the light carrier"Ryujo" was sunk and the seaplane carrier"Chitose" was damaged,Yura emerged unscathed, and returned to Truk on 5 September 1942.
In August, Yamato returned to Truk, joining a large Japanese Task Force in response to American raids on Tarawa and Makin atolls.
Kako returned to Kure NavalArsenal on 22 May 1942 for repairs, and returned to Truk on 23 June and from Truk to Rekata Bay, Santa Isabel Island, where she was assigned patrols through July.
She returned to Truk at the end of December as part of the escort for the cruisers Myōkō, Haguro and Tone, continuing on to Kavieng in early January.
In January 1943, Harusame returned to Truk escorting the troopship Asama Maru, and continued on to Wewak to resume transport operations to Kavieng.
Katori returned to Truk by the end of 1941, and on 3 January 1942 Vice Admiral Shimizu held a briefing to discuss the details of the invasion plans for"Operation R"(the invasions of Rabaul and Kavieng), which took place from 23- 24 January 1942.
After that operation was cancelled, it returned to Truk, escorting airfield construction convoys between Truk, Lae and Guadalcanal until recalled to Japan in mid-July for refitting.
She was recovered by salvage teams, returning to Truk for emergency repairs by the end of February, and returning on to Yokosuka by the end of May.
On the 22nd,Akagi's D3As and Zeros again attacked Rabaul before returning to Truk on 27 January.
In the battle, 21 crewmen were killed and 20 injured,and she had to return to Truk for emergency repairs.
Isuzu was finally able to depart Yokosuka on 21 May 1943, returning to Truk with supplies and troop reinforcements on 21 June 1943.