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  • ID: 2110527
  • Uploader: Estavali »
  • Date: almost 10 years ago
  • Approver: TunerAinee »
  • Size: 279 KB .jpg (800x800) »
  • Source: seiga.nicovideo.jp/seiga/im5103718 »
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akizuki and chou-10cm-hou-chan (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy

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  • 【艦これ】近づくな【史実】

    本職やらコミケやらで描けなかったのですが、久しぶりに再開!■参考:『軍艦物語 太平洋海戦を彩った12隻の生涯』■追記:『学研 歴史群像 太平洋戦史シリーズ23 秋月型駆逐艦』P110にて米軍ではそんな警報はなかったという記述があるそうです。

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    LoweGear
    almost 10 years ago
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    Akizuki stronk

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    Eboreg
    over 9 years ago
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    So... the Akizuki-class was a powerful anti-aircraft destroyer? Japs finally thinking in the third dimension? Wonder how they were sunk

    Akizuki: Sunk by Carrier-Airstrike at the Battle of Cape Engaño (A-wha?)
    Teruzuki: Sunk by PT Boats on Tokyo Express mission ... 3 months after being commissioned (*Sigh*)
    Suzutsuki: Survived (Maybe they're not all bad?)
    Hatsuzuki: Sunk at Battle of Cape Engaño by surface gunnery (Phew, had me worried there)
    Niizuki: Sunk by surface gunnery at Kula Gulf ... 4 months after being commissioned (*Facepalm*)
    Wakatsuki: Sunk by Carrier airstrike at Ormoc Bay (*Headdesk* *Headdesk* *Headdesk*)
    Shimotsuki: Sunk by submarine (Oh right, third dimension also includes down)

    Updated by Eboreg over 9 years ago

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    T34-38
    over 9 years ago
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    Eboreg said:

    So... the Akizuki-class was a powerful anti-aircraft destroyer? Japs finally thinking in the third dimension? Wonder how they were sunk

    Akizuki: Sunk by Carrier-Airstrike at the Battle of Cape Engaño (A-wha?)
    Teruzuki: Sunk by PT Boats on Tokyo Express mission ... 4 months after being commissioned (*Sigh*)
    Suzutsuki: Survived (Maybe they're not all bad?)
    Hatsuzuki: Sunk at Battle of Cape Engaño by surface gunnery (Phew, had me worried there)
    Niizuki: Sunk by surface gunnery at Kula Gulf ... 4 months after being commissioned (*Facepalm*)
    Wakatsuki: Sunk by Carrier airstrike at Ormoc Bay (*Headdesk* *Headdesk* *Headdesk*)
    Shimotsuki: Sunk by submarine (Oh right, third dimension also includes down)

    As to elaborate, they were TOO LATE by the time war becomes worse for the IJN. Even so, their crews were pretty much not well experience unlike the earlier Destroyers.

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    poil333
    over 9 years ago
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    Eboreg said:

    So... the Akizuki-class was a powerful anti-aircraft destroyer? Japs finally thinking in the third dimension? Wonder how they were sunk

    Akizuki: Sunk by Carrier-Airstrike at the Battle of Cape Engaño (A-wha?)
    Teruzuki: Sunk by PT Boats on Tokyo Express mission ... 3 months after being commissioned (*Sigh*)
    Suzutsuki: Survived (Maybe they're not all bad?)
    Hatsuzuki: Sunk at Battle of Cape Engaño by surface gunnery (Phew, had me worried there)
    Niizuki: Sunk by surface gunnery at Kula Gulf ... 4 months after being commissioned (*Facepalm*)
    Wakatsuki: Sunk by Carrier airstrike at Ormoc Bay (*Headdesk* *Headdesk* *Headdesk*)
    Shimotsuki: Sunk by submarine (Oh right, third dimension also includes down)

    Hanazuki survived as well. Spent a little under two years in Japanese service, including post-war time where I'm not sure what was going with her.

    She then went on to spend 6 months in the USN as DD-934

    Updated by poil333 over 9 years ago

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    Eboreg
    over 9 years ago
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    poil333 said:

    Hanazuki survived as well. Spent a little under two years in Japanese service, including post-war time where I'm not sure what was going with her.

    She then went on to spend 6 months in the USN as DD-934

    Considering the fact that she was commissioned in December of 1944, I don't really count her.

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    poil333
    over 9 years ago
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    Eboreg said:

    Considering the fact that she was commissioned in December of 1944, I don't really count her.

    Well, she could be the stepping stone into USN ships... sort of...

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    sporked
    over 8 years ago
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    Eboreg said:

    So... the Akizuki-class was a powerful anti-aircraft destroyer? Japs finally thinking in the third dimension? Wonder how they were sunk

    Akizuki: Sunk by Carrier-Airstrike at the Battle of Cape Engaño (A-wha?)
    Teruzuki: Sunk by PT Boats on Tokyo Express mission ... 3 months after being commissioned (*Sigh*)
    Suzutsuki: Survived (Maybe they're not all bad?)
    Hatsuzuki: Sunk at Battle of Cape Engaño by surface gunnery (Phew, had me worried there)
    Niizuki: Sunk by surface gunnery at Kula Gulf ... 4 months after being commissioned (*Facepalm*)
    Wakatsuki: Sunk by Carrier airstrike at Ormoc Bay (*Headdesk* *Headdesk* *Headdesk*)
    Shimotsuki: Sunk by submarine (Oh right, third dimension also includes down)

    I'm not quite sure it's fair to write them off for sinking in air attacks given the sheer number of aircraft that got thrown at them. That said, I'm betting the B-17 was only hit because it was flying slow enough for her director (which was ABYSMAL) to come up with a solution in time to hit it before the solution became invalid. Which is the entire reason there were planes overhead for 3 hours during Ten-Go and the IJN managed to shoot down a grand total of ten[/].

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    Eboreg
    almost 8 years ago
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    sporked said:

    Which is the entire reason there were planes overhead for 3 hours during Ten-Go and the IJN managed to shoot down a grand total of ten.

    Five with Yamato's explosion.

    ...I really wish I were making that up.

    Updated by Eboreg almost 8 years ago

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    The American forces analyzed the photos, and determined Akizuki as a new type of a powerful anti-air destroyer. During the operation, all aircraft were forbidden to fly near Akizuki.
    The same day, A B17 that bombed Shortland Anchorage was shot down by Akizuki's first shot! It was the first B17 shot down by an anti-aircraft gun from a surface ship.
    September 27, 1942 Akizuki is spotted by an American patrolling aircraft.
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