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- Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano - Wikipedia
Shinano (Japanese: 信濃; named after the ancient Shinano Province) was an aircraft carrier built by the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) during World War II, the largest such built up to that time
- IJN Shinano (1944) - Naval Encyclopedia
The third member of the Yamato super-battleships, IJN Shinano (信濃 – A province in Central Japan) had an uncertain fate before it was decided to convert her as an aicraft carrier, capitalizing on the best armoured hull in the world at the time, and record displacement
- The Sad Tale of the Imperial Japanese Navy’s Sinking Shinano
At 69,000 tons when launched in 1944, the Shinano would have remained the world’s largest aircraft until the 1960s But that was not to be Instead the Shinano earned a distinction of a
- The Shinano Carrier: How Allied Forces Sunk Such a Secret
The story of how the U S Navy torpedoed the Japanese Shinano carrier, the largest warship in history to be sunk by a submarine
- IJN Shinano: The Largest Warship Ever Sunk By a Submarine
One was IJN Shinano, a Yamato-class ship that was converted into an aircraft carrier halfway through her construction, due to the heavy losses the Japanese fleet sustained during the Battle of Midway Shinano has a unique story that ends with her being the largest warship ever sunk by a submarine
- Aircraft carrier Shinano - WW2 Weapons
Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano History, development, service, specifications, statistics, pictures and 3D model of the Yamato-class carrier conversation
- How the US Navy Sunk the Shinano (Japan’s Battleship . . . - 19FortyFive
Among the vessels lost during the war was the Imperial Japanese Navy’s Shinano, the largest carrier built during the Second World War
- SHINANO aircraft carrier (1944) - NAVYPEDIA
On an applied naval architecture of Shinano the big effect has rendered by project of Taiho: in particular, island superstructure of new aircraft carrier has been simply copied from a prototype However the flight deck should be made as a superstructure
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