Japanese cruiser Yoshino

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Japanese cruiser Yoshino was a protected cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy, noted for its high speed and significant role in early engagements of the First Sino-Japanese War.

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instanceOf Imperial Japanese Navy ship
protected cruiser
warship
armament 22 × 3-pounder (47 mm) guns
4 × 6-inch (152 mm) quick-firing guns
5 × 18-inch torpedo tubes
8 × 4.7-inch (120 mm) quick-firing guns
armorDeckThickness up to 4 inches
armorType protective deck armor
battle Battle of the Yalu River
beam 14.2 m
builder Armstrong Whitworth
builtAt Elswick, United Kingdom
causeOfLoss collision with Japanese armored cruiser Kasuga
class Yoshino-class cruiser
commissioned 1893
conflict First Sino-Japanese War
Russo-Japanese War
country Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
crewComplement approximately 360
dateOfSinking 15 May 1904
designedBy Armstrong Whitworth design staff
displacement 4150 tons standard
draft 5.5 m
era late 19th century warship
fate sunk after collision
hullMaterial steel
laidDown 1891
length 109.7 m
locationOfSinking off Port Arthur
mastConfiguration 2 military masts
maximumSpeed 23 knots
over 23 knots on trials
namesake Yoshino, Nara
navalArchitecturalType Elswick cruiser
navy Imperial Japanese Navy
notableFor high speed
service in the First Sino-Japanese War
operator Imperial Japanese Navy
peacetimeSpeedRecord one of the fastest cruisers in the world at completion
powerOutput 15000 ihp
propulsion 2 triple-expansion steam engines
6 cylindrical boilers
twin screw propellers
roleAtBattleOfYaluRiver served as a fast wing ship in the Japanese line
serviceEntry 1893
smokestacks 2 funnels
status lost

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Battle of Pungdo shipInvolved Japanese cruiser Yoshino