The Imperial Japanese Navy
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Yokosuka.
20 knots.
200 tons.
600 tons.
11,000 miles.
Protection is afforded by a steel deck 2 ins. on the slopes and 1 in. on the flat.
The Akashi, launched two years later, is a sister, without fighting-tops and more built-up amidships.
The Yashima was launched at Elswick on February 28, 1896 ; the Fuji at the Thames Ironworks on March 31st in the same year. Mr. G. C. Mackrow, of the Thames Ironworks, was the designer.
172 THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY The following are particulars : — Displacem...ent ....
12450 tons.
Material Steel.
Length between perpendiculars 374 ft.
„ over all . . .
400 ft.
Beam 73i ft.
Draught ....
30 ft.
Armament ....
Four 12-in. 40 cals.
Ten 6-in. Q.F. 40 cals.
Twenty 3-pdr. Q.F.
Four 2i-pdr. Q.F.
One torpedo tube in bow.
Four broadside tubes (submerged).
Horse-power (natm-al draught) on trials (10,000) Fuji, 10200.
Yashima, 9750.
Speed (natural draught) .
Fuji, 16-8 knots.
Yashima, 177 knots.
Hoi'se-power (forced draught) (14,000) . . . .
Fuji, 14,100.
Yashima, 14,075.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yokosuka.
20 knots.
200 tons.
600 tons.
11,000 miles.
Protection is afforded by a steel deck 2 ins. on the slopes and 1 in. on the flat.
The Akashi, launched two years later, is a sister, without fighting-tops and more built-up amidships.
The Yashima was launched at Elswick on February 28, 1896 ; the Fuji at the Thames Ironworks on March 31st in the same year. Mr. G. C. Mackrow, of the Thames Ironworks, was the designer.
172 THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY The following are particulars : — Displacem...ent ....
12450 tons.
Material Steel.
Length between perpendiculars 374 ft.
„ over all . . .
400 ft.
Beam 73i ft.
Draught ....
30 ft.
Armament ....
Four 12-in. 40 cals.
Ten 6-in. Q.F. 40 cals.
Twenty 3-pdr. Q.F.
Four 2i-pdr. Q.F.
One torpedo tube in bow.
Four broadside tubes (submerged).
Horse-power (natm-al draught) on trials (10,000) Fuji, 10200.
Yashima, 9750.
Speed (natural draught) .
Fuji, 16-8 knots.
Yashima, 177 knots.
Hoi'se-power (forced draught) (14,000) . . . .
Fuji, 14,100.
Yashima, 14,075.
What to read after The Imperial Japanese Navy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane, Fred T. (Frederick Thomas), 1865-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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