Product Description
--Matsu-class destroyer / Tachibana-class destroyer that supported the Imperial Japanese Navy at the end of World War II
--The Japanese Navy, which lost many fleet-type destroyers in a night transport operation to Guadalcanal Island after the start of the war, plans to develop a simple destroyer suitable for mass production during the war.
――The displacement is 1,260 tons, which is about 60% of the heat haze type, the maximum speed is 28 knots, which is inferior as a destroyer, and the armament is a lightly armed pine type with 3 12.7 cm high angle guns and 4 torpedo launchers. Destroyer will be built, and 18 ships have been built since the summer of 1943.
――After that, 14 Tachibana types, which are simpler versions of the Matsu type, were built.
-The Matsu-class / Tachibana-class destroyer is a lightly armed and low-speed small destroyer in terms of specifications, but it has excellent survivability such as adopting a shift arrangement, and it emphasizes anti-aircraft and anti-submarine warfare rather than surface combat, in line with the actual situation of the Pacific War It was a destroyer.
-There is also a battle example in which a large US military destroyer was slaughtered with a deadly oxygen torpedo without despising the fighting power.
――At the beginning of the book, we will explain the 32 Matsu-class / Tachibana-type destroyers that were mass-built at the end of World War II and supported the Imperial Japanese Navy, including their mecha, battle history, development history, and battle history.
--About P156
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Item Size/Weight : 25.7 x 21 x 0.8 cm / 460g
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Product Specifications
- Item code
- 410617
- ISBN code
- 4910184410617
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