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Tokusetsu Unsosen (Kyusuisen)
About Tokusetsu Unsosen (Kyusuisen)
The IJN called auxiliary distilling ships "Tokusetsu Unsosen (Kyusuisen)". Their task was to supply fresh water. Nine merchant ships were used as Tokusetsu-unsosen (Kyusuisen) between 1937 and 1945.
Data of Tokusetsu Unsosen (Kyusuisen)
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History of Tokusetsu Unsosen (Kyusuisen)
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Koan Maru
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Nippo Maru
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Tateyama Maru
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Amakasu Maru No.1
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Taihozan Maru
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Goryu Maru
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Kisogawa Maru
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Asayama Maru
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Wayo Maru
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Photo Source:
- Koan Maru: Uraga Dock. Uraga Dock 60 nenshi. 1957
- Nippo Maru: S. Yamada. Nippon Shosentai no Kaiko No.172, Funenokagaku. Sempaku Gijutsu Kyokai Nov 1993
- Tateyama Maru: Japanese Cargo Ships in Retrospect No.16, Ships of the World. Kaijinsha Dec 1997
- Amakasu Maru No.1: The Japan Shipping Exchange, Inc. Kaiun Oct 1939
- Taihozan Maru: H. Noma. Japanese Merchant Ships of War. 2002
- Goryu Maru: The Japan Shipping Exchange, Inc. Kaiun May 1940
- Kisogawa Maru: Toyo Kaiun K.K. Toyo Kaiun Kabushiki Kaisha 20 nenshi. 1956
- Asayama Maru: Sea & Sky. Dec 1941
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