- 870 ton
German p****enger ship,
which was sold to ****an in 1940,
renamed Teiyo Maru and used as
troop transport ship by the
Imperial ****anese Army (IJA)...
-
Teiyō Maru was an
auxiliary fleet oiler of the
Imperial ****anese Navy (IJN)
during World War II. She was
converted from
civilian service to a
naval auxiliary...
-
after the
collapse of the
military order.
Source data is from "Nihon
Chishi Teiyo" (日本地誌提要, the ****anese
Topographical Outline).
Several major cities and...
-
Teiyō Maru as a
repatriation ship,
circa 1943...
- Maru (6,494 tons), Sin-ai Maru (3,793 tons),
Taimei Maru (2,883 tons) and
Teiyo Maru (6,870 tons).
Rounding out the
force was the lone Navy
transport Nojima...
- Maru,
which carried 1,200 army troops, and
damage two
other transports,
Teiyo Maru and Nojima. On 3
March 1943, 13 B-17s
flying at 7,000 ft (2,000 m)...
- by
British destroyers; 1,932 killed, 36 survived. 1,932 Navy 1943 ****an
Teiyo Maru – On 3 March, the
transport was
bombed and sunk by
American and Australian...
- was
completed and the prin****l
image was
moved there from the
mausoleum (
Teiyo Hall) The
mausoleum of
Emperor Antoku The
Sanmon gate of the
temple The...
- (間 重富)
Hirose Genkyō (広瀬 元恭),
author of
Science Compendium (理学提要,
Rigaku Teiyō).
Takeda Ayasaburō (武田 斐三郎, 1827–80),
architect of the
fortress of Goryōkaku...
-
Kembu Maru,
Oigawa Maru, Shirayuki, Sin-ai Maru, Stag Hound,
Taimei Maru,
Teiyo Maru 4 Mar: Asashio, City of Pretoria,
Marietta E, Tokit****ze, U-87 5 Mar:...
