Yamato-class battleship

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The Yamato-class battleships were a pair of World War II Japanese capital ships, including the famed Yamato and Musashi, that were the heaviest and most powerfully armed battleships ever constructed.

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Label Occurrences
Japanese battleship Yamato 8
Yamato-class battleship canonical 6
battleship Yamato 5

Statements (69)

Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft carrier
battleship
battleship
battleship class
capital ship class
antiAircraftArmament 25 mm Type 96 AA guns
armorBeltThickness up to 410 mm
armorDeckThickness up to 200 mm
armorTurretFaceThickness up to 650 mm
beam 38.9 meters
class Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
classOrigin Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
commissioned 1941-12-16
1942-08-05
1944-11-19
conflict World War II
constructionMethod secret program
convertedFrom Yamato-class battleship hull
countryOfOrigin Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
crewComplement approximately 2500
designedBy Imperial Japanese Navy Technical Department
designPeriod 1930s
displacementFullLoad 72000 long tons
displacementStandard 65000 long tons
draft 10.4 meters
era World War II era
fate sunk 1944-10-24
sunk 1944-11-29
sunk 1945-04-07
fateOfAllUnits sunk in World War II
hasPart Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano
Japanese battleship Musashi
Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
intendedRole decisive fleet engagement
laidDown 1937-11-04
1938-03-29
1940-05-04
launched 1940-08-08
1940-11-01
1944-10-08
lengthOverall 263 meters
maximumSpeed 27 knots
namedAfter Yamato Province
navalDoctrine kantai kessen
notableFor heaviest battleships ever built
largest battleships ever built
most heavily armed battleships ever built
numberOfBattleshipsCompleted 2
numberOfUnitsCompleted 3
numberOfUnitsPlanned 5
operator Imperial Japanese Navy
Imperial Japanese Navy
Imperial Japanese Navy
Imperial Japanese Navy
primaryArmament 46 cm/45 Type 94 naval gun
primaryArmamentConfiguration 3 triple turrets
primaryArmamentCount 9
propulsion oil-fired boilers
steam turbines
range 7200 nautical miles at 16 knots
secondaryArmament 12.7 cm dual-purpose guns
15.5 cm guns
shaftCount 4
shipyardForMusashi Mitsubishi Nagasaki shipyard
surface form: Mitsubishi Nagasaki Shipyard
shipyardForShinano Yokosuka Naval Arsenal
shipyardForYamato Kure Naval Arsenal
sunkIn Battle of Leyte Gulf
Operation Ten-Go

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Armed Forces of the Empire of Japan usedWeapon Yamato-class battleship
Yamato partOf Yamato-class battleship
Musashi class Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Yamato class
Second Fleet notableShipAssigned Yamato-class battleship
subject surface form: Second Fleet (Imperial Japanese Navy)
this entity surface form: battleship Yamato
Battle of the Sibuyan Sea notableShipDamaged Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Yamato-class battleship hasPart Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Yamato-class battleship class Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Yamato-class battleship class Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Japanese battleship Musashi
Yamato-class battleship classOrigin Yamato-class battleship self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano
Ten-Go notableShip Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Admiral Seiichi Itō commanded Yamato-class battleship
subject surface form: Seiichi Itō
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Admiral Seiichi Itō diedOnBoard Yamato-class battleship
subject surface form: Seiichi Itō
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Shinano laidDownAs Yamato-class battleship
Shinano shipClass Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Yamato-class
Vice Admiral Takeo Kurita notableCommand Yamato-class battleship
subject surface form: Takeo Kurita
this entity surface form: battleship Yamato
Japanese Center Force component Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: battleship Yamato
Taffy 3 engagedWith Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
First Striking Force flagship Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: battleship Yamato
First Striking Force includedShip Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: battleship Yamato
Japanese battleship Musashi class Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Yamato class
Japanese battleship Musashi sisterShip Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato
Japanese destroyer Yukikaze escorted Yamato-class battleship
this entity surface form: Japanese battleship Yamato