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Result - Heaven Shaker
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Japanese Fleet Submarine Losses:. I 37 - 117 KIA. I 48 - 122 KIA. I 368 - 85 KIA. 1 370 - 84 KIA. I 56 - 122 KIA. I 44 - 129 KIA. I 165 - 106 KIA. I 361 - 85 KIA. 8 Fleet Submarines - 850 Officers and Crews. Kikusui : 16 Kaiten - 16 KIA. Kongo : 20 Kaiten - 20 KIA. Chihaya : 8 Kaiten - 8 KIA. Tatara : 8 Kaiten - 8 KIA. Tembu : 5 Kaiten - 5 KIA. Todoroki : 12 Kaiten - 12 KIA. Tamon : 1 Kaiten - 1 KIA. Pilot Losses : (Including Training) - 106. Support and Maintenance Personnel : 156. I 44 - Tatara Group.
Tatara Group - Heaven Shaker
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I want to wish you men of the Tatara Group every sucess. I hope each of you will strike our enemy. At that moment your souls will fly to Yasukuni, there to watch forever over God's country, Japan.". Submarines : I 47 (Orita), I 56 (Shoda), I 58 (Hashimoto), I 44 (Masuzawa). Tatara Beach in Kyushu is the site of a Mongol invasion defeated in the fifteenth century - often thought of as the Second Divine Wind. 3/28/45 - A send off party is held for the pilots of the Tatara Group at Hikari Naval Base. As I c...
Kikusui - Heaven Shaker
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Kikusui - The First Sortie - November 8,1944. There are times when words just escape a man. As I walked along with Kamimoto a little later, all I could do was fall back on more or less standard statements. "Things must be really bad, I said, if we have to resort to this! Zenji Orita - Commander I 47. Submarines : I 47 (Orita) - Ulithi. I 36 (Teramoto) (Ageta -Group Commander) Ulithi. I 37 (Kono) - Kossol Strait (Palau Islands). 11/12/44 - I 37 is sunk by the destroyer Nicholas. All hands are lost. A Ment...
Tembu Group - Heaven Shaker
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Tembu - "Heavenly Knighthood". Submarines : I 36 (Sugamasa), I 47 (Orita). Our Kaiten pilots stood on their weapons, hachimaki about their foreheads and cherry blossom branches in their arms as we left port.". 4/22/45 - I 36 sails. 4/27/45 - I 36 attempts to attack a large convoy with no results- two Kaiten are defective. later in the day a supply vessel was sighted - Kaiten launches. Failed as did a regular torpedo attack when the torpedoes detonated prematurely. Petty Officer Yokota in Kaiten No. 3!
Tamon Group - Heaven Shaker
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Sortied July 14,1945. Submarinws: I 47, I 53 (Oba), I 58 (Hashimoto), I 363 (Kihara), I 366 (Tokioka), I 367 (Takatomi). Tamon" - ". so called after the "youth name" of Masashige Kusunoki's son, the name he used until adulthood.". 7/14/45 - I 53 sails. 7/16/45 - Lt. Cdr Hashimoto sails in I 58. I 47 under a new commander sails thi s day also. 7/21/45 - I 47 launches Kaiten against a lone merchantmen with no results. She is struck by another and both warheads detonate. Underhill is torn in half. Heard- th...
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Dulce Et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori -. Two young Naval officers had submitted designs for a manned torpedo in 1942 and were turned down. However in 1943 the idea began to take on some urgency and was approved by the Naval General Staff. These one way torpedoes came to be named Kaiten. Proudly powered by Weebly.
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Bloody April - A Thought
Not as Old as it Seems -. Chivalry, the Red Baron, wood and canvas, sounds quaint doesn't it? It is all but forgotten. World War One consumed a generation of Europeans and not a few Americans. Should we forget this? To forget, you bloody little fool, to forget. Do you think there's no limit to what a man can bear? Proudly powered by Weebly.
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