- been
named Nenohi: ****anese destroyer
Nenohi (1905), a Kamikaze-class
destroyer launched in 1905 and
stricken in 1928 ****anese destroyer
Nenohi (1932), a...
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Nenohi (子日, ”New Year Day”) was the
second of six Hatsuharu-class destroyers,
built for the
Imperial ****anese Navy
under the
Circle One
Program (Maru Ichi...
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Nenohi (子日) ("Pine of New Year's Day") was one of 32 Kamikaze-class
destroyers built for the
Imperial ****anese Navy (IJN) in the
first decade of the 20th...
- 21 mph) with 460
tonnes (450 long tons; 510
short tons) of fuel. On trials,
Nenohi had a top
speed of 37.64
knots (69.71 km/h; 43.32 mph) from 47,150 shp (35...
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Shigure Asatsuyu Hayate Oite Yūnagi Yūgure Yūdachi
Mikazuki Nowaki Ushio Nenohi Hibiki Shirotae Hatsuharu Wakaba Hatsuyuki Uzuki Minatsuki Nagatsuki Kikutsuki...
- Regia
Marina Turbine Destroyer 1,070 24
October 1927 sunk 20 July 1940
Nenohi Imperial ****anese Navy
Hatsuharu Destroyer 1,802 30
September 1933 sunk...
- possible. The
cruiser Nagara and the
destroyers Wakaba,
Hatsushimo and
Nenohi were well away and took no part in the action. The last
ships to
leave were...
- her. In all 188 of her crew of 1,360 were killed. 188 Navy 1942 ****an
Nenohi – On 4 July the ****anese
destroyer was
torpedoed and sunk by USS Triton...
- then
launched two torpedoes, and one hit amidships. The ****anese
destroyer Nenohi {right} (1,370 tons)
capsized to port and slid
under the
waves in five minutes...
- Also
known as Type III Fubuki-class. Hatsuharu-class
Destroyer Hatsuharu Nenohi Wakaba Hatsushimo Ariake Yūgure 1,530
tonnes Shiratsuyu-class Destroyer...
