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IJN battleship Nagato and her all crewmembers.jpg
“IJN battleship Nagato and her all crewmembers” by Unknown – Old Japanese Magazine.. Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
My favorite battleship of all time is HIJMS Nagato, and I wrote about her end for the Diplomat’s 70th year VJ Day festivities:

Nagato served in, and survived, most of the important battles of World War II, with the exception of the Guadalcanal campaign. Because of her symbolic role in the Pearl Harbor attack, the USN made a special effort to find and destroy Nagato in the last months of the war. The Japanese successfully camouflaged the ship, however, and it survived the huge air raids that sank the rest of the surviving battleships of the IJN. Nagato was on hand for the Japanese surrender on September 2, 1945.

And if you’d like to know more you could, of course, buy my book…

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