admiralsaito

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Japanese warship HIJMS YAKUMO underway in Sydney Harbour

  • Antoine R said:
    This is the Yakumo.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Antoine R Thank you Antoine R, we have updated our records. Are you familiar with the Imperial Japanese Navy cruisers?
  • Antoine R said:
    It is not difficult to tell the German-built Yakumo from the Armstrong pair Izumo and Iwate. Main difference is the form of funnels. The Yakumo had shorter and thicker ones. Another difference is the number and arrangement of deflectors. Also there are other details but those are much visible.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Antoine R Thanks Antoine R :)

Woman playing tennis at Victoria Barracks during Japanese Naval Squadron visit, 26 January 1924

  • Alƒred_ƒireƒly said:
    congrats on explore!
  • covid convict said:
    I gather this pic was taken at Victoria Barracks, in Sydney, on 11th February, 1926, when officers from the Staff Corps entertained officers from the visiting Japanese cruiser HIJMS Iwate at a tennis party. See comments/links here www.flickr.com/photos/anmm_thecommons/7258625606/

Japanese naval ship HIJMS ASAMA in Sydney Harbour

  • Trainiac said:
    Japanese armoured cruiser Asama (built by Armstrong) with one of the three funnel Japanese battleships(?) following.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Trainiac Thank you for that information Trainiac, we think you're right! Our records have been updated.
  • Antoine R said:
    This ship is really the Asama. The following cruiser is the Iwate.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Antoine R Thanks Antoine R, this one's an easier one to identify I think. :)