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Jintsū (神通) was the
second vessel completed in the three-ship Sendai-class
light cruiser in the
Imperial ****anese Navy (IJN),
named after the Jinzū River...
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named Jintsū (神通): ****anese cruiser
Jintsū, a Sendai-class
light cruiser in the
Imperial ****anese Navy
during World War II JDS
Jintsū (DE-230), an...
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Jintsū (DE-230) is the
second ship of the Abukuma-class
destroyer escorts. She was
commissioned on 28
February 1990.
Jintsū was laid down at Hitachi...
- Rear
Admiral (少将 shōshō)
Shunji Isaki and
consisted of the
light cruiser Jintsū, the
destroyers Mikazuki, Yukikaze, Hamakaze,
Kiyonami and Yūgure, as well...
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cruiser Jintsū,
eight destroyers, and four
patrol boats, with the
escort force commanded by Rear
Admiral Raizō Tanaka, who flew his flag in
Jintsū. Also...
- by the
Marine aviators and
Jintsū was
bombed and
heavily damaged, with
Tanaka being wounded. Due to the
damage to
Jintsū,
Tanaka shifted his flag to...
- and the
Battle of
Kolombangara where she
helped to sink the
light cruiser Jintsū but was
crippled by a
torpedo which blew off her bow. She then bombarded...
- Rear
Admiral Shoji Nishimura,
consisting of the
light cruisers Naka and
Jintsū and the
destroyers Yūdachi, Samidare, Murasame, Harusame, Minegumo, and...
- a
critical moment,
Jintsū illuminated the
enemy ships with her searchlights. Honolulu,
Saint Louis, and
Leander all
fired at
Jintsū,
drawing the complete...
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service are
known to have been taken. In
February 2019, the ****anese cruiser
Jintsū's wreckage was
discovered by
Petrel near the
mouth of Kula Gulf in the Solomon...
