Imperial Japanese Navy Battleship Yamato, Very Rare Pictures
Rare pictures of Imperial Japanese Navy Battleship Yamato and or possibly Musashi from 1943 or 1944? Found in town near Kure Naval Base, Japan. The Yamato/Mushasi was the world's largest and most powerful warships ever built. The Yamato-class battleships were battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) constructed and operated during World War II. Displacing 72,000 long tons (73,000 t) at full load, the vessels of the class were the heaviest and most heavily-armed battleships ever constructed. The class carried the largest naval artillery ever fitted to a warship, nine 460-millimetre (18.1 in) naval guns, each capable of firing 2,998-pound (1,360 kg) shells over 26 miles (42 km). Two battleships of the class (Yamato and Musashi) were completed, while a third (Shinano) was converted to an aircraft carrier during construction.
Due to the threat of American submarines and aircraft carriers, both Yamato and Musashi spent the majority of their careers in naval bases at Brunei, Truk, and Kure—deploying on several occasions in response to US raids on Japanese bases—before participating in the Battle of Leyte Gulf, as part of Admiral Kurita's Centre Force. Musashi was sunk during the course of the battle by American carrier airplanes. Shinano was sunk ten days after her commissioning in November 1944 by the submarine USS Archer-Fish, while Yamato was sunk in April 1945 during Operation Ten-Go.
On the eve of the Allies' occupation of Japan, special-service officers of the Imperial Japanese Navy destroyed virtually all records, drawings, and photographs of or relating to the Yamato-class battleships, leaving only fragmentary records of the design characteristics and other technical matters. The destruction of these documents was so efficient that until 1948 the only known images of the Yamato and Musashi were those taken by United States Navy aircraft involved in the attacks on the two battleships. Although some additional photographs and information, from documents that were not destroyed, have come to light over the years, the loss of the majority of written records for the class has made extensive research into the Yamato-class somewhat difficult.[6][7] Because of the lack of written records, information on the class largely came from interviews of Japanese officers following Japan's surrender.[8]
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Aerial and ground views of Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Osaka, Kure, and Tokyo after atomic and conventional bombing in World War 2
Aerial view of Hiroshima in Japan after the atomic bombing. Destroyed buildings and debris all around the area. Japanese civilians walk on streets of Hiroshima with umbrellas. Wrecked buildings and a few isolated structures in the city. Aerial views of the city of Nagasaki in Japan after Atomic bombing. Citizens walk in paths through the rubble. Abandoned fire fighting equipment is seen. Aerial view of Osaka burned by fire bombs, Fleet of destroyed Japanese ships at Kure (Japanese Naval Base). Destroyed buildings and debris in Tokyo. Civilians walk on streets. Emperor's Imperial Palace, untouched by bombing. Japanese citizens bow and pay homage outside the palace. American planes patrol overhead. United States soldiers freed from Ofuna, an infamous Japanese-operated prison camp outside of Tokyo. Camp buildings at Ofuna Prison Camp seen and a group of freed American soldiers celebrates the liberation. A camp Ofuna guard bowing as freed American soldiers exit the camp. Location: Hiroshima Japan. Date: 1945.
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View of Japanese aircraft carrier, Hiryu, near Yokosuka, Japan. Japanese Naval officers in white uniforms stand on flight deck. Shinto priest prays at shrine during the Commisioning ceremony. Naval officers bow to the shrine. Officers receive awards. Japanese flag hoisted at stern of the ship. Naval officers salute the Japanese flag and pose for a photograph on flight deck. Location: Yokosuka Japan. Date: 1940.
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Naval Legends: Yamato | World of Warships
The Yamato battleship is the pinnacle of the battleship type. The biggest battleship in the world, and the best known Japanese Navy ship. Sadly remembered for her defeat in her last battle against 227 American aircraft, which became a demonstrative execution and ended with the giant being defeated and the hopes of the Japanese command crashed.
Built in secret, and at great expense, she emerged as the largest battleship in history.
Born to terrify her enemies, she'd cost eight billion USD to build in today's dollars. She represents the pinnacle of battleship building, but launched at a key turning point in naval warfare history. The rise of aircraft-based naval combat left her immensely powerful, but ill-equipped to fight sustained air attacks. Still, nothing captures the imagination of naval aficionados quite like Yamato. There's a mountain of knowledge just below the surface. Press Play!
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Japanese radio and observation hut at Kiska Island in Aleutian Island, Alaska. Supply shed and wrecked Zeros. Wrecked telephone poles and wires. Armored vehicles on the beach. Location: Aleutian Islands Alaska. Date: 1943.
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U.S. carrier-based fighters attack a Japanese aircraft and a Japanese warship in the Pacific Theater, during World War Two.
U.S. carrier-based aircraft pursue and fire upon a Japanese aircraft. They also attack a Japanese warship, which begins to burn and belch clouds of black smoke. Location: Pacific Ocean. Date: 1945.
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Yamamoto's Plane Wreck
Visit to Admiral Yamamoto's remote jungle plane wreck on Bougainville Island. The Pearl Harbor mastermind's Betty Bomber was shot down by U.S. P38 fighters (Operation Vengeance) April 18, 1943, near Buin, setting back the Japanese war effort. No one had been there for years. (Betty=Mitsubishi G4M Hamak.1) We were there to see the fish market at Buin, but thought this would be an interesting side trip. Previous removal of parts by Japanese leads to confusion. But this is the real deal. If you've seen Tora Tora Tora, this is how it ended for the reluctant warrior. Another Betty in the formation crashed into the sea.
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Japanese aircraft diving; US Marines advance through wrecked battlefield areas in Guam, Mariana Islands during World War II.
United States Marines during Allied operations in Guam, Mariana Islands, World War 2. Japanese aircraft in flight as they begin to dive. Palm trees on the island. Bomb damaged jungle area with uprooted trees on the ground. Smoke rises from the jungle. US Marines advance as smoke rises in the background. Uprooted trees on ground. Vapor trails in the sky. US Marines advance. Allied tanks advance across the jungle. Smoke rises as the jungle is on fire. Location: Guam Mariana Islands. Date: July 27, 1944.
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LEGO Battleship Yamato Model Sinking
Here is a video of my LEGO model of the Imperial Japanese Navy battleship, the Yamato, being sunk in my swimming pool. The model is around 3½' feet long, and took around twenty hours to contruct. I used drawings and photographs of the actual ship for reference in building this model and tried to as accurately as I could replicate and scale down the ship for this model. Pictures of the 1/10 scale model from the Yamato Museum in Kure, Hiroshima, Japan helped the most when trying to build it. My favorite part of the model to build was the three 18-Inch gun turrents, I thought they turned out cool. The hardest part of the model to build was probably the superstructure, in real life its so complex and I dont have many eccentric lego parts to replicate it that well. The hull of the ship is also constructed out of Mega Blocks because I do not have enough gray LEGOs in my collection to build a homogenous LEGO ship.
This model was built to float like a ship is supposed to do and also sink. To keep the ship afloat and upright I used coins in the hull to keep it from capsizing and then I filled the hull up with the giant bubble bubble wrap to keep it from sinking, the introductionary clip shows the ship freely floating. To sink it I filled the hull with coins, mostly distributing the weight aft to get it to sink stern first. The coin were kept loose inside the ship, allowing for them to freely move around as seen in the video causeing the ship to capsize.
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This is not really intended to be a historical recreation of how the real ship sunk, instead this is solely an video of a model sinking for entertainment with little reguards to how the ship actually sank.
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Way back during the Pacific War, the Yamato was the flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy. She and her sister ship the Mushashi are the largest battleships to ever be constructed, ~860 feet in length. They were armed with the largest guns ever put on ship, twelve 18.1 inch / 46 cm guns. During the course of the war the Yamato spent most of its time away from any action and with a deterioating war situation, Japan sent the Yamato out on a suicide mission in operation Ten-Go. On April 7th when the ship was on its way to Okinawa it was assualted by several waves of American naval planes and received deadly blows. The ship ultimately capsized then exploded taking 3055 of her 3332 men with her.
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Kraken Unleashed! Musashi is the legendary battleship you wreck the enemy team with – WOWS replay 4x
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I figure the best way to Musashi is that, like Yuro said, you keep shooting. Stay behind your team and her guns are so powerful that even one random hit can cause so much pain! She is the one that can cut down other battleships as if they are cruisers.
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アメリカ なでしこの強さを分析 元女子米代表DF「相手の生命力を吸い取る」
米メディアがなでしこの強さを分析 元女子米代表DF「相手の生命力を吸い取る」
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米メディアがなでしこの強さを分析 元女子米代表DF「相手の生命力を吸い取る」
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佐々木監督の1次リーグで全23人起用の戦略を絶賛
なでしこジャパンは、27日（日本時間28日）の女子ワールドカップカナダ大会準々決勝オーストラリア戦で1-0の勝利を飾り、2大会連続の4強進出を決めた。決勝で対戦する可能性のあるアメリカメディア「ESPN」は、1次リーグ3試合で登録23人全員を起用した佐々木則夫監督の戦略がチームの一体感を増す効果を生んだと評価。連係とボール支配率を武器に相手のスタミナを絞り取るなでしこの「恐怖の吸血鬼サッカー」についても分析した。
解説者を務める元米国代表で女子サッカーの歴史にその名を残すレジェンド3人は、準々決勝をしっかりと勝ち抜 いたなでしこの戦いぶりを分析した。
「大会で最も美しい試合の1つになる」
そう戦前に予想していたのは、元同国代表MFジュリー・フォウディーさん。代表272試合45得点に加え、2度のW杯優勝と2度の五輪金メダルを手にした名手だ。さらに、「日本対オーストラリア戦を振り返ってみましょう。また1点差勝利。7人の違う選手がゴールを決めている。大量得点差がないのは不安材料かしら？」と語った。なでしこは、今大会5試合でいずれも1点差で勝利している。そして、全7ゴールは、いずれも違う選手が記録している。
元同国代表DFで201試合出場記録を持つケイト・マークグラフさんは、フォウディーさんの問題提起に「ノー」と即答した。
「2つの理由がある。なぜなら彼女らは選手全員 が1次リーグでプレーしている。つまり23人がプレー時間を手にしているということになるの。だから、すごくチーム内にケミストリーが存在する」
今大会も、「女性版バルセロナ」と呼ばれた2011年W杯ドイツ大会をほうふつさせる緻密な連動性を示してきた。佐々木則夫監督の1次リーグ3試合で登録メンバー23人を全員ピッチに一度送り出した策が奏功し、さらにチームの結束と連係が増す効果があったと指摘している。
「本当に圧倒的なチーム」
マークグラフさんは、華麗なパスワークの裏に潜むなでしこのすごみについても口にした。
「オーストラリア戦も見たけど、本当に圧倒的なチームよ。相手の生命力を吸い取ってしまうの。相手が死に絶えるまでパスをつなげる。相手チーム からすべてを絞り出してしまうの。だから、問題ではないと思う」
元同国代表FWで2度W杯で優勝し、米代表史上最多352試合出場、130得点を誇るクリスティン・リリーさんは「あれは日本のゲームプランね。相手を圧倒する。相手チームを守らせて、ボールを追わせる。そして、ゴールを決めてしまう」とため息。
フォウディーさんも「ひたすらボールを追いかける展開は本当に楽しみがないことを、みんな知っているものね。90年代にはずっとやってきたから」と続けていた。
35度の酷暑のエドモントンで、なでしこジャパンは相手のプレスをかいくぐり、オーストラリア相手にボール支配率60％と圧倒。そして、オージー軍団はスタミナを奪われ、日本に決定機を数多くつくられた。そして、中 3日の準決勝イングランド戦も灼熱（しゃくねつ）のエドモントン、コモンウェルススタジアムが舞台となる。華麗なボール回しで相手のスタミナを絞り取る、なでしこの恐怖は再現されるのだろうか。