Imperial Japanes
The Imperial Japanese Navy
作者：Jane, Fred T. (Frederick Thomas), 1865-1916
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共 174 题- THE BATTLESHIP CHIN YEN.
- THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY
- ASSISTED BY OFFICERS OF THE JAPANESE NAVY
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY
- I EARLY HISTORY
- II THE OPENING OF JAPAN
- The attacking vessels were:—
- THE FIRST SHIP OF THE JAPANESE NAVY, THE TSUKUBA.]
- III EARLY WARSHIPS AND THE CIVIL WAR
- The dimensions, etc., of the Adsuma were as follows:—
- THE ADSUMA (_ex_ STONEWALL JACKSON).]
- THE EX-PIRATE SHIP ASAMA.]
- IV THE IMPERIAL NAVY
- BATTLE OF HAKODATE.]
- THE JAPANESE FLEET IN LINE ABREAST. NAVAL MANŒUVRES.]
- THE CHIN YEN AT EVOLUTIONS WITH THE JAPANESE FLEET. 1902.]
- The following year they launched the Tenriu at Yokosuka. Details are:—
- JAPANESE CRUISER TSUKUSHI AT SEA.]
- Details of the Naniwa, and her sister, the Takachiho, are as follows:—
- The dimensions, etc., of all are identical, and are as follows:—
- JAPANESE FLEET AT SEA. FUSO LEADING.]
- THE UNEBI (NOW LOST).]
- Particulars of the Itsukushima are as follows:—
- TORPEDO BOATS. 1891.
- AKITSUSHIMA.]
- YOSHINO.]
- The Tatsuta is a torpedo gunboat. Particulars as follows:—
- CHAPTER V THE WAR WITH CHINA
- THE BATTLE OF ASAN (PHUNG-DO).
- JAPANESE FLEET IN LINE ABREAST OFF CHEMULPO DURING THE WAR.]
- SINKING OF THE KOW-SHING
- SUBSEQUENT OPERATIONS
- VI THE BATTLE OF YALU (HAI YANG)
- The rival squadrons were as follows:—
- JAPANESE FLEET.
- CHINESE FLEET.
- JAPANESE FLEET’S DAMAGES.
- CHINESE FLEET’S DAMAGES.
- SINKING OF THE KING YUEN (p. 139).]
- ON BOARD THE TING YUEN AFTER THE SURRENDER AT WEI-HAI-WEI.]
- Details (official) of the losses are:—
- JAPANESE.
- CHINESE.
- The fleet was in four divisions:—
- A Japanese disavowal and explanation will be found below:—
- ENCLOSURE.
- VII WEI-HAI-WEI
- Japanese naval losses during this affair were officially given as:—
- JAPANESE FLEET BOMBARDING WEI-HAI-WEI DURING THE WAR.]
- VIII AFTER THE WAR WITH CHINA
- The following are particulars:—
- THE “AFTER-THE-WAR PROGRAMME.”
- HATSUSE.]
- FUNNELS.
- They were produced as follows:—
- Full-speed trial results were:—
- ARMOURED CRUISERS
- Particulars are:—
- Trial (full-speed) results were:—
- Details are—
- NISSHIN.]
- KASUGA.]
- PROTECTED CRUISERS
- Particulars are:—
- TORPEDO GUNBOATS
- Details are:—
- Details are:—
- DESTROYERS
- TORPEDO BOATS
- SUBMARINES
- IX THE NEW PROGRAMME
- 12-IN. GUN MOUNTINGS.
- 10-IN. GUN MOUNTINGS.
- 6-IN. GUN MOUNTINGS.
- 12-POUNDER GUN MOUNTINGS.
- TORPEDO TUBES.
- X THE JAPANESE DOCKYARDS
- YOKOSUKA.
- TOKIO.
- Dimensions—
- Dimensions—
- KURÉ.
- Dimensions—
- SASSEBO.
- MAITZURU.
- XI NAVAL HARBOURS
- NAGASAKI
- TAKESHIKI.
- OMINATO.
- KOBÉ.
- KURÉ.
- XII THE MERCANTILE MARINE
- The principal trade ports are—
- XIII THE JAPANESE ADMIRALTY
- The coast is divided into four naval districts:—
- INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT
- FINANCE
- XIV ENTRY AND TRAINING OF OFFICERS
- EXECUTIVE.
- The regulations as to the entry of cadets are as follows:—
- ENGINEERS.
- DOCTORS.
- PAYMASTERS.
- CONSTRUCTORS.
- JAPANESE NAVAL TITLES WITH ENGLISH EQUIVALENTS
- Thus they get:—
- In addition, there are the following branches of lieutenant-commanders:—
- As for the other branches:—
- XV ENTRY OF MEN
- BLUEJACKETS
- XVI PAY
- Details of pay for the various ranks are as follows:—
- OFFICERS.
- The equivalents in the different branches are:—
- MEN.
- RETIREMENTS, PENSIONS, ETC.
- XVII FLAGS
- XVIII UNIFORMS, ETC.
- XIX PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
- OFFICERS.
- XX PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
- MEN.
- XXI MESSING
- The officers have three meals a day—
- XXII ARMAMENT AND EQUIPMENT
- 1. GUNS.
- 2. GUNNERY ACCESSORIES.
- 3. TORPEDOES.
- The Japanese service has three torpedoes:—
- 4. ARMOUR.
- 5. ENGINES AND BOILERS.
- BELLEVILLE. NILAUSSE.
- XXIII OTHER NAVIES AS SEEN BY THE JAPANESE
- BRITISH.
- FRENCH.
- GERMAN.
- RUSSIAN.[41]
- UNITED STATES, AMERICA.
- THEMSELVES.
- XXIV THE WAR WITH RUSSIA
- ADMIRAL TOGO.]
- FIRST ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR
- TOGO.
- SECOND ATTACK
- The official report is as follows:—
- TOGO.
- ATTACK ON VLADIVOSTOK
- TOGO.
- TOGO.
- APPENDICES
- THE SINKING OF THE KOW-SHING
- OFFICIAL REPORT OF CAPTAIN TOGO OF THE NANIWA
- CAPTAIN GALSWORTHY’S REPORT.
- LOSS OF THE KOW-SHING
- 6. The expenses of the Court are merely approved.
- THE ARMISTICE
- THE TREATY OF PEACE
- CORRESPONDENCE IN CONNECTION WITH THE WEI-HAI-WEI SURRENDER.
- THE PROPOSAL TO SURRENDER
- THE CONVENTION OF SURRENDER
- JAPANESE FLEET IN FEBRUARY, 1904.
- JAPANESE SHIP-NAMES
- SHIPS THAT HAVE BEEN LOST BY SHIPWRECK
- WAR LOSSES
- HISTORICAL SHIP-NAMES
- A JAPANESE NAVAL “AT HOME”
- INDEX
- THE END.
- PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, LONDON AND BECCLES.
- AN EDITION DE LUXE OF THE
- 24 Volumes, £12 12s. net.