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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: October 1st, 2011, 9:52 pm
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At last one of the more significant ships of the JMSDF the helicopter destroyer Haruna.

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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: October 2nd, 2011, 7:05 am
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I waited long for a Tachikaze,thank you Novice! Chikugo class:That exactly I had in my mind when decided to make my AU Antisubmarine Konon with the ASROC,but is a bit larger from Chikygo.


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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: October 2nd, 2011, 5:47 pm
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These are welcome additions, getting the JMSDF properly represented; well done shipmate :)


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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: October 22nd, 2011, 4:48 pm
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The JMSDF project is nearly done now.

The Ayanami class had a feature that so distinguished the IJN destroyers during WW2: torpedo re-loads

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Name ship of the class after MLU

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Two ships of the class were converted to training ships close to the end of their careers, Here is Shikinami formerly DD106

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To complete the project I still have to do the Yamagumo and Minegumo

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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: February 8th, 2012, 10:37 pm
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And now the end of the project
The Yamagumo class anti-submarine destroyers (DDK) were all diesel driven, and quite fast for diesel only ships (28 kts). 9 ships were of the Yamagumo class, with 3 of them being the Minegumo sub-class.
The difference was that the Yamagumo class had ASROC, while the Minegumo had DASH.

Yamagumo class as built

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Minegumo class as built

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It is interesting to note that the JMSDF was more succesfull than the USN in operating DASH, of the 17 drones bought from Gyrodine only 3 were lost. With the failure of DASH program, and the end of production of drones, the JMSDF turned back to the ASROC, and after 3 Yamagumo (DDK113-115) and 3 Minegumo (DDK116-118) the rest were of the Yamagumo class (DDK119-121).

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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: February 8th, 2012, 10:46 pm
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very interesting ships, and as always, very well drawn. do you know what main search radar that is? and what is the dome aft of the funnel? (just wondering, I do not know a lot about japanese systems as these seem to be, and want to learn a bit more ;) )

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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: February 8th, 2012, 10:48 pm
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Very nice Novice,a superb collection of drawings ;)


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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: February 8th, 2012, 10:53 pm
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Search radar is Japanese OPS-11 air search radar. It is related to American SPS-40. The dome is the roof for Mk.63 fire control radar used with the aft 3"/50 guns.

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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: February 9th, 2012, 12:05 am
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If I were right Minegumo class have their DASH removed in late 70's and have the ASROC 'Pepperbox' installed on the helideck.


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Post subject: Re: JMSDF early destroyersPosted: February 9th, 2012, 8:36 am
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Clonecommander6454 wrote:
If I were right Minegumo class have their DASH removed in late 70's and have the ASROC 'Pepperbox' installed on the helideck.
Correct. This version was done by Colosseum and alo appears here.

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