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Niizuki (新月, "New Moon") was an Akizuki-class
destroyer built for the
Imperial ****anese Navy (IJN)
during World War II.
Completed in
early 1943, she was...
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Museum and Art Gallery.
Petrel found the
wreck of the ****anese destroyer
Niizuki upright in 745 m (2,444 ft) of
water in
January 2019.
While the
wreck was...
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salvo of 14
torpedoes fired by a
group of four ****anese destroyers, led by
Niizuki,
traveled a
distance of 11
nautical miles (20 km), and is
believed to be...
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targeted the
leading destroyer—
Niizuki—with her main
battery while her 5-inch guns
engaged the
following vessel.
Niizuki also
received heavy fire from...
- (in German).
Frankfurt am Main:
Bernard Graefe Verlag für Wehrwesen. "
Niizuki". www.combinedfleet.com.
Retrieved 26 July 2023. "Aviation
Machinists Mate...
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engaging a
superior force with his
ships loaded with
soldiers and supplies.
Niizuki, the only radar-equipped destroyer,
directed the aim of all
three vessels...
- Akizuki-class
Destroyer Akizuki |
Teruzuki |
Suzutsuki |
Hatsuzuki |
Niizuki |
Wakatsuki |
Shimotsuki 2,700
tonnes Fuyutsuki-class
Destroyer Fuyutsuki...
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After the
battle she
attempted to
rescue the
survivors of the
destroyer Niizuki, but was
driven off by the
American destroyers USS Nicholas and Radford...
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destroyer Kawakaze Destroyer USS Strong (DD-467) 5 July 1943 by IJN
destroyer Niizuki Cruiser USS Helena (CL-50) 5 July 1943 by IJN
destroyers Suzukaze and Tanikaze...
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Koizumi (小泉村),
Mitake (御嶽村), Oya (大谷村),
Hashigami (階上村),
Matsuiwa (松岩村),
Niizuki (新月村),
Shishiori (鹿折),
Karakura (唐桑村),
Oshima (大島村)).
October 31, 1894:...
