-
first as a
barracks hulk
Mishima (見島) and
ultimately as the
escort ship
Yasoshima on 10 June 1944. She was re-rated
first as a
coastal defense ship and...
-
barracks hulks and
ultimately as
escort ships Ioshima (Ning Hai) and
Yasoshima (Ping Hai) in 1944. The Ning Hai
class were a
compact cruiser design,...
- The Ioshima-class
escort ship (五百島型海防艦) also
called Yasoshima-class
light cruiser (second
class cruiser) (八十島型軽巡洋艦（二等巡洋艦）) were a pair of
escort ships...
-
Light cruiser Ōyodo 8,164
tonnes 2 planned; 1 cancelled.
Yasoshima-class
Light cruiser Yasoshima Ioshima 2,448
tonnes Served under the
Republic of China...
- addition, two
former Chinese light cruisers were used,
renamed Ioshima and
Yasoshima.
Convoy Hi-81 List of
escort vessel classes of
World War II
Common alternative...
- Taihei) (TV
Asahi Announcer)
Jared (ジェレド, Jeredo):
Hiroyuki Yasoshima (八十島 弘行,
Yasoshima Hiroyuki, of 2700)
Gevril (ジェビル, Jebiru):
Tsune (ツネ, of 2700)...
-
miles (24 km)
southwest of
Kumano in
Dasol Bay. Of this convoy,
cruiser Yasoshima, a merchantman, and
three landing ships were sunk. Ticonderoga's air group...
- 24 Nov:
Hansa 25 Nov: Kumano, HMCS Shawinigan, Shimotsuki, Sumida, U-482,
Yasoshima 27 Nov:
Rigel 28 Nov: U-80, PB-105, Yu 2 29 Nov: Fushimi, I-365, Shinano...
- 24 Nov:
Hansa 25 Nov: Kumano, HMCS Shawinigan, Shimotsuki, Sumida, U-482,
Yasoshima 27 Nov:
Rigel 28 Nov: U-80, PB-105, Yu 2 29 Nov: Fushimi, I-365, Shinano...
- Feb 1931 Sep 1932 Submarine, Sep 1944
barracs hulk Mishima, 1938;
renamed Yasoshima, Jun 1944 (ex-Chinese P'ing-Hai) Jun 1931 Jun 1936 Air attack, Nov 1944...
