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SEEKRIEG MASTER SHIP INDEX REPORT ALPHABETICAL SHIP LIST BY NAME IDX003 JAPAN IDX003 12/11/2005 Page 1 of 22 JAPAN MASTER SHIP INDEX-ALPHABETICAL SHIP NAME TYPE ID DATA YEAR CLASS / YEAR 11Battleship 7518-0 192X KII 192X 12Battleship 7519-0 192X KII 192X 13Battlecruiser 7524-0 Plan 13 192X 14Battlecruiser 7525-0 Plan 13 192X 15Battlecruiser 7526-0 Plan 13 192X 16Battlecruiser 7527-0 Plan 13 192X AbukumaLight Cruiser 1659-0 1925 to 1935 NAGARA 1922 AbukumaLight Cruiser 1659-1 1936 to 1942 NAGARA 1922 AbukumaLight Cruiser 1659-2 1943 to 1943 NAGARA 1922 AbukumaLight Cruiser 1659-3 1943 to 1944 NAGARA 1922 AbukumaLight Cruiser 1659-4 1944 to 1944 NAGARA 1922 AdzumaArmored Cruiser 2700-0 1900 to 1904 ADZUMA 1900 AdzumaArmored Cruiser 2700-1 1905 to 1914 ADZUMA 1900 AdzumaArmored Cruiser 2700-2 1915 to 1922 ADZUMA 1900 AganoLight Cruiser 1670-0 1942 to 1943 AGANO 1942 AganoLight Cruiser 1670-1 1943 to 1944 AGANO 1942 Ajisai (Fuyo)Destroyer 1741-0 1923 to 1941 WAKATAKE 1922 Ajisai (Fuyo)Destroyer 1741-1 1941 to 1943 WAKATAKE 1922 AkagiAircraft Carrier 2738-0 1927 to 1935 AKAGI 1927 AkagiAircraft Carrier 2738-1 1938 to 1941 AKAGI 1927 AkagiAircraft Carrier 2738-2 1941 to 1942 AKAGI 1927 AkagiAircraft Carrier 2738-3 1942 to 1942 AKAGI 1927 AkagiAircraft Carrier 2738-4 1942 to 1942 AKAGI 1927 AkagiGunboat 5551-0 1890 tp 1894 MAYA 1888 AkagiGunboat 5551-1 1895 to 1905 MAYA 1888 AkagiBattlecruiser 7521-0 Plan AMAGI 192X AkashiLight Cruiser 2151-0 1896 to 1903 SUMA 1896 AkashiLight Cruiser 2151-1 1904 to 1912 SUMA 1896 AkatsukiDestroyer 1808-0 1932 to 1935 AKATSUKI 1932 AkatsukiDestroyer 1808-1 1937 to 1941 AKATSUKI 1932 AkatsukiDestroyer 1808-2 1942 to 1944 AKATSUKI 1932 AkatsukiDestroyer 5552-0 1902 to 1904 AKATSUKI 1901 AkebonoDestroyer 1678-0 1899 to 1914 IKAZUCHI 1899 AkebonoDestroyer 1797-0 1931 to 1935 AKEBONO 1931 AkebonoDestroyer 1797-1 1936 to 1942 AKEBONO 1931 AkebonoDestroyer 1797-2 1943 to 1944 AKEBONO 1931 AkiBattleship 2699-0 1911 to 1915 AKI 1911 AkiBattleship 2699-1 1915 to 1920 AKI 1911 AkigumoDestroyer 1851-0 1941 to 1943 YUGUMO 1941 AkigumoDestroyer 1851-1 1943 to 1944 YUGUMO 1941 AkikazeDestroyer 1762-0 1921 to 1937 MINEKAZE 1920 AkikazeDestroyer 1762-1 1938 to 1941 MINEKAZE 1920 AkikazeDestroyer 1762-2 1942 to 1944 MINEKAZE 1920 AkishimoDestroyer 1856-0 1944 to 1944 YUGUMO 1941 AkitsushimaLight Cruiser 2721-0 1894 to 1902 AKITSUSHIMA 1894 AkitsushimaLight Cruiser 2721-1 1902 to 1910 AKITSUSHIMA 1894 AkitsushimaSeaplane Carrier 8234-0 1942 to 1944 AKITSUSHIMA 1942 AkizukiDestroyer 1862-0 1942 to 1944 AKITSUKI 1942 AkizukiDestroyer 1862-1 1944 to 1945 AKITSUKI 1942 AmagiAircraft Carrier 1886-0 1944 to 1945 UNRYU 194X AmagiBattlecruiser 7520-0 Plan AMAGI 192X AmagiriDestroyer 1798-0 1930 to 1935 AKEBONO 1931 AmagiriDestroyer 1798-1 1936 to 1942 AKEBONO 1931 AmagiriDestroyer 1798-2 1943 to 1944 AKEBONO 1931 AmakusaGunboat 8205-0 1943 to 1945 ETOROFU 1942 IDX003 12/11/2005 Page 2 of 22 JAPAN MASTER SHIP INDEX-ALPHABETICAL SHIP NAME TYPE ID DATA YEAR CLASS / YEAR AmatsukazeDestroyer 1750-0 1917 to 1933 ISOKAZE 1917 AmatsukazeDestroyer 8132-0 1940 to 1943 KAGERO 1939 AmatsukazeDestroyer 8132-1 1943 to 1945 KAGERO 1939 AobaArmored Cruiser 2717-0 1927 to 1937 AOBA 1927 AobaArmored Cruiser 2717-1 1938 to 1942 AOBA 1927 AobaArmored Cruiser 2717-2 1943 to 1943 AOBA 1927 AobaArmored Cruiser 2717-3 1943 to 1944 AOBA 1927 AobaArmored Cruiser 2717-4 1944 to 1945 AOBA 1927 AoiDestroyer 8090-0 1920 to 1937 MOMI 1920 AoiDestroyer 8090-1 1938 to 1941 MOMI 1920 AotakaTorpedo Boat 5566-0 1903 to 1912 HAYABUSA 1900 ArareDestroyer 1831-0 1938 to 1942 ASASHIO 1937 ArareDestroyer 5557-0 1905 to 1914 HARUSAME 1903 ArashiDestroyer 1842-0 1941 to 1943 KAGERO 1939 ArashiDestroyer 1842-1 1943 to 1943 KAGERO 1939 ArashioDestroyer 1832-0 1937 to 1943 ASASHIO 1937 AriakeDestroyer 1814-0 1935 to 1942 HATSUHARU 1933 AriakeDestroyer 5558-0 1905 to 1914 HARUSAME 1903 AsagiriDestroyer 1799-0 1930 to 1935 AKEBONO 1931 AsagiriDestroyer 1799-1 1936 to 1942 AKEBONO 1931 AsagiriDestroyer 5559-0 1903 to 1914 HARUSAME 1903 AsagumoDestroyer 1833-0 1937 to 1942 ASASHIO 1937 AsagumoDestroyer 1833-1 1943 to 1944 ASASHIO 1937 AsahiBattleship 2705-0 1900 to 1913 ASAHI 1900 AsahiBattleship 2705-1 1914 to 1917 ASAHI 1900 AsakazeDestroyer 1692-0 1906 to 1922 ASAKAZE 1906 AsakazeDestroyer 1692-1 1923 to 1928 ASAKAZE 1906 AsamaArmored Cruiser 2712-0 1899 to 1904 ASAMA 1899 AsamaArmored Cruiser 2712-1 1905 to 1920 ASAMA 1899 AsashimoDestroyer 1852-0 1943 to 1944 YUGUMO 1941 AsashioDestroyer 1830-0 1937 to 1943 ASASHIO 1937 AsashioDestroyer 5554-0 1902 to 1913 SHIRAKUMO 1902 AsatsuyuDestroyer 7530-0 1906 to 1913 ASAKAZE 1906 AshiDestroyer 1732-0 1921 to 1939 MOMI 1920 AshiDestroyer 1732-1 1940 to 1945 MOMI 1920 AshigaraArmored Cruiser 1637-0 1929 to 1935 MYOKO 1928 AshigaraArmored Cruiser 1637-1 1936 to 1939 MYOKO 1928 AshigaraArmored Cruiser 1637-2 1940 to 1943 MYOKO 1928 AshigaraArmored Cruiser 1637-3 1943 to 1944 MYOKO 1928 AshigaraArmored Cruiser 1637-4 1944 to 1945 MYOKO 1928 AsoAircraft Carrier 6999-0 Plan UNRYU 194X AtagoArmored Cruiser 1640-0 1932 to 1938 TAKAO 1932 AtagoArmored Cruiser 1640-1 1939 to 1942 TAKAO 1932 AtagoArmored Cruiser 1640-2 1942 to 1943 TAKAO 1932 AtagoArmored Cruiser 1640-3 1944 to 1944 TAKAO 1932 AtagoGunboat 5550-0 1889 to 1904 MAYA 1888 AtagoBattlecruiser 7522-0 Plan AMAGI 192X AwajiGunboat 8929-0 1943 to 1944 MIKURA 1943 AwajiGunboat 8929-1 1944 to 1945 MIKURA 1943 Ayame (Sanae)Destroyer 1744-0 1923 to 1941 WAKATAKE 1922 Ayame (Sanae)Destroyer 1744-1 1941 to 1943 WAKATAKE 1922 AyanamiDestroyer 1800-0 1930 to 1935 AKEBONO 1931 AyanamiDestroyer 1800-1 1936 to 1942 AKEBONO 1931 AyanamiDestroyer 7551-0 1909 to 1922 ASAKAZE 1906 AyanamiDestroyer 7551-1 1923 to 1928 ASAKAZE 1906 IDX003 12/11/2005 Page 3 of 22 JAPAN MASTER SHIP INDEX-ALPHABETICAL SHIP NAME TYPE ID DATA YEAR CLASS / YEAR AzuraTorpedo Boat 5567-0 1904 to 1912 HAYABUSA 1900 ChiburiGunboat 8932-0 1943 to 1944 MIKURA 1943 ChiburiGunboat 8932-1 1944 to 1945 MIKURA 1943 ChidoriTorpedo Boat 5568-0 1901 to 1912 HAYABUSA 1900 ChidoriTorpedo Boat 8180-0 1933 to 1936 TOMOZURU 1933 ChidoriTorpedo Boat 8180-1 1936 to 1942 TOMOZURU 1933 ChidoriTorpedo Boat 8180-2 1942 to 1944 TOMOZURU 1933 ChihayaLight Cruiser 5545-0 1901 to 1910 CHIHAYA 1901 ChikumaArmored Cruiser 0980-0 1939 to 1943 TONE 1938 ChikumaArmored Cruiser 0980-1 1944 to 1944 TONE 1938 ChikumaLight Cruiser 1644-0 1912 to 1923 CHIKUMA 1912 ChikumaLight Cruiser 1644-1 1924 to 1931 CHIKUMA 1912 Chin Yen (Chen Yuan)Battleship 5522-0 1896 to 1911 CHIN YEN (CHI) 1885 ChishimaLight Cruiser 5542-0 1892 to 1892 CHISHIMA 1892 ChitoseArmored Cruiser 2155-0 1899 to 1905 KASAGI 1898 ChitoseArmored Cruiser 2155-1 1905 to 1914 KASAGI 1898 ChitoseArmored Cruiser 2155-2 1914 to 1920 KASAGI 1898 ChitoseSeaplane Carrier 2750-0 1938 to 1941 CHITOSE 1938 ChitoseSeaplane Carrier 2750-1 1941 to 1942 CHITOSE 1938 ChitoseSeaplane Carrier 2750-2 1944 to 1944 CHITOSE 1938 ChiyodaSeaplane Carrier 0992-0 1938 to 1941 CHITOSE 1938 ChiyodaSeaplane Carrier 0992-1 1941 to 1942 CHITOSE 1938 ChiyodaSeaplane Carrier 0992-2 1944 to 1944 CHITOSE 1938 ChiyodaArmored Cruiser 5525-0 1890 to 1908 CHIYODA 1890 ChokaiArmored Cruiser 1642-0 1932 to 1940 TAKAO 1932 ChokaiArmored Cruiser 1642-1 1941 to 1943 TAKAO 1932 ChokaiArmored Cruiser 1642-2 1943 to 1944 TAKAO 1932 ChokaiGunboat 5549-0 1888 to 1905 MAYA 1888 ChuyoAircraft Carrier 8108-0 1942 to 1943 TAIYO 1941 DaitoGunboat 8904-0 1944 to 1945 UKURU 1944 EnokiDestroyer 1715-0 1918 to 1930 ENOKI 1918 EnokiDestroyer 1715-1 1930 to 1938 ENOKI 1918 EnokiDestroyer Escort 8173-0 1945 to 1945 TACHIBANA 1945 EtorofuGunboat 8195-0 1943 to 1943 ETOROFU 1942 EtorofuGunboat 8195-1 1944 to 1945 ETOROFU 1942 FubukiDestroyer 5560-0 1905 to 1914 HARUSAME 1903 FubukiDestroyer 8114-0 1928 to 1935 FUBUKI 1928 FubukiDestroyer 8114-1 1936 to 1942 FUBUKI 1928 FujiDestroyer 1726-0 1921 to 1937 MOMI 1920 FujiDestroyer 1726-1 1938 to 1945 MOMI 1920 FujiBattleship 2704-0 1897 to 1901 FUJI 1897 FujiBattleship 2704-1 1902 to 1910 FUJI 1897 FujiBattleship 2704-2 1911 to 1920 FUJI 1897 FujinamiDestroyer 8142-0 1943 to 1944 YUGUMO 1941 FukueGunboat 8199-0 1943 to 1945 ETOROFU 1942 FumitsukiDestroyer 1777-0 1926 to 1935 MUTSUKI 1925 FumitsukiDestroyer 1777-1 1936 to 1941 MUTSUKI 1925 FumitsukiDestroyer 1777-2 1942 to 1944 MUTSUKI 1925 FurutakaArmored Cruiser 2716-0 1926 to 1932 FURUTAKA 1926 FurutakaArmored Cruiser 2716-1 1933 to 1937 FURUTAKA 1926 FurutakaArmored Cruiser 2716-2 1938 to 1942 FURUTAKA 1926 FusoBattleship 2708-0 1915 to 1922 FUSO 1915 FusoBattleship 2708-1 1922 to 1930 FUSO 1915 FusoBattleship 2708-2 1933 to 1942 FUSO 1915 FusoBattleship 2708-3 1943 to 1944 FUSO 1915 IDX003 12/11/2005 Page 4 of 22 JAPAN MASTER SHIP INDEX-ALPHABETICAL SHIP NAME TYPE ID DATA YEAR CLASS / YEAR FusoBattleship 5519-0 1878 to 1894 FUSO 1878 FusoBattleship 5519-1 1894 to 1899 FUSO 1878 FusoBattleship 5519-2 1900 to 1908 FUSO 1878 FuyutsukiDestroyer 8145-0 1944 to 1944 AKITSUKI 1942 FuyutsukiDestroyer 8145-1 1944 to 1945 AKITSUKI 1942 H2Motor T/G Boat 8924-0 1942 to 1945 H2 1942 H35Motor T/G Boat 8925-0 1943 to 1945 H35 1943 H61Motor T/G Boat 8926-0 1944 to 1945 H61 1944 HachijoGunboat 8192-0 1941 to 1942 SHIMUSHU 1940 HachijoGunboat 8192-1 1942 to 1943 SHIMUSHU 1940 HachijoGunboat 8192-2 1943 to 1945 SHIMUSHU 1940 HagiDestroyer 8091-0 1921 to 1941 MOMI 1920 HagiDestroyer Escort 8168-0 1945 to 1945 TACHIBANA 1945 HagikazeDestroyer 1843-0 1941 to 1943 KAGERO 1939 HagikazeDestroyer 1843-1 1943 to 1943 KAGERO 1939 HaguroArmored Cruiser 1636-0 1929 to 1935 MYOKO 1928
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