£108,000 Reading Jonathan Swift’s “The Drapier’s First Letter (to the shop keepers, tradesmen, farmers, and common people… literature, Swift
Chitose, Seaplane Carrier Imperial Japanese Navy Seaplane Carrier of World War Two First laid down as a seaplane tender… aircraft carriers, Japan
Chidori – Japanese Torpedo Boat The 1930 London Naval Treaty limited the number of destroyers that Japan could have, so the… Japan, torpedo boat
Amagiri – Japanese Destroyer that rammed PT-109 Lt. Cmdr. Kouhei Hanami had ordered top speed for the run back to Rabaul that night,… destroyer, Japan
Asashio – Japanese Destroyer of WW2 Sunk at the Battle of the Bismarck Sea Asashio played a role in many of the… destroyer, Japan
Teruzuki (or Terutsuki) – Japanese Anti-Aircraft Destroyer Equipped with eight dual-purpose 100mm guns, Teruzuki was designed to provide anti-aircraft support for transports and… destroyer, Japan
Wakatake, Japanese WW2 Destroyer Among the shipwrecks of Palau is the Wakatake, a 287 foot long Japanese destroyer. Her final… destroyer, Japan
Japanese Cruisers of WW2 Cruiser Tone Ask any moderately well-informed history buff what he or she knows of the Japanese… Aoba, cruisers, Nachi, Natori, Tenryu, Tone
Japanese Aircraft Carriers of WW2 In December of 1941, Japanese aircraft carriers changed the face of naval warfare forever, with their… aircraft carriers, Hosho, Shokaku
Japanese Battleships of WW2 Source: US Navy Recognition Manual, 1944 Fuso Japanese battleship Fuso, was a battleship of the Imperial… battleships, Fuso, Ise, Kongo, Nagato