IJN Fusō

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IJN Fusō was a Japanese World War II-era dreadnought battleship, notable for its distinctive pagoda-style superstructure and service with the Imperial Japanese Navy in the Pacific War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Imperial Japanese Navy ship
dreadnought battleship
warship
aircraftFacilities catapult for floatplanes
armamentAA 127 mm dual-purpose guns
25 mm anti-aircraft guns
armamentMain 12 × 356 mm guns
armamentSecondary 152 mm guns
armorBelt up to about 305 mm
armorDeck up to about 114 mm
beam about 28.7 meters
builder Kawasaki Heavy Industries
surface form: Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation
builtAt Kobe
causeOfLoss gunfire from US Navy battleships
torpedoes from US Navy destroyers
commissioned 1915-11-08
conflict World War II
countryOfOrigin Imperial Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
crewComplement about 1,900 officers and men
displacementFullLoad about 39,000 tons
displacementStandard about 29,800 tons
draft about 9.5 meters
era World War II
fleetAssignment Imperial Japanese Navy battle fleet
surface form: 1st Fleet (IJN)

Second Fleet (Imperial Japanese Navy)
surface form: 2nd Fleet (IJN)
followedBy Ise-class battleship
laidDown 1912-03-11
launched 1914-03-28
lengthOverall about 205 meters
locationOfWreck Surigao Strait
maximumSpeed about 24.7 knots
modernizationFeature enhanced anti-aircraft armament
improved armor protection
new machinery
reconstructed superstructure
modernized 1930s
namesake Mount Fuso
notableFeature pagoda-style superstructure
numberOfScrews 4
operator Imperial Japanese Navy
participatedIn Battle of Leyte Gulf
Battle of Surigao Strait
Pacific War
precededBy Kawachi-class battleship
propulsion oil-fired boilers
steam turbines
range about 8,000 nautical miles at 16 knots
role line battleship
shipClass Fusō-class battleship
sunkAt Battle of Surigao Strait
sunkOn 1944-10-25

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