


Naka
國家 | 日本 |
艦級 | Sendai 級 輕巡洋艦 |
造船廠 | Mitsubishi Yokohama Dock Company, Yokohama, Japan |
安放龍骨日期 | 1922年6月10日 |
下水日期 | 1925年3月24日 |
服役日期 | 1925年11月30日 |
沉沒日期 | 1944年2月17日 |
排水量 | 5,195 tons standard; 7,100 tons full |
長度 | 534 feet |
寬度 | 48 feet |
吃水 | 16 feet |
動力來源 | Parsons geared turbines, 10 Kampon boilers, four shafts |
功率 | 90,000 shaft horsepower |
速度 | 35 knots |
續航力 | 5,000nm at 14 knots |
乘員 | 452 |
武裝 | 7x140mm guns, 2x80mm guns, 4x2x610mm torpedo tubes, 48 mines |
裝甲 | 64mm belt, 29mm deck |
Aircraft | 1 floatplane |
Catapult | 1 |
Contributor: C. Peter Chen
ww2dbaseNaka was ordered by Japan in 1920 and was completed at the Mitsubishi yard at Yokohama, Japan in 1925. In the opening chapters of the Pacific War, she supported the invasion of the Philippine Islands as a part of the Japanese Navy Third Fleet, during which she was slightly damaged by US aircraft. In Jan and Feb 1942, she supported various landings in the Dutch East Indies, engaging in the Battle of the Java Sea on 27 Feb 1942. On 1 Apr, US submarine USS Seawolf fired two torpedoes at her while she was off eastern Java, hitting her with one on the starboard side; cruiser Natori towed her to Bantam Bay, Java for temporary repairs, and then she sailed under her own power to Singapore for further temporary repairs, before finally reaching Japan for final repairs. She would not return to service until Apr 1943. She transported troops largely in the Central Pacific until early 1944. On 17 Feb 1944, while escorting damaged light cruiser Agano out of Truk, Caroline Islands, the Japanese base was raided by US carrier aircraft. The aircraft found and attacked Naka 65 kilometers from the port, hitting her with one torpedo and one bomb, breaking her in two. About 240 were killed in the sinking; 210 survivors were rescued by patrol boats.
ww2dbaseSource: Wikipedia
Last Major Revision: Jan 2013
Light Cruiser Naka 互動地圖
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Naka Operational Timeline
1922年6月10日 | The keel of Naka was laid down by Mitsubishi-owned Yokohama Dock Company in Yokohama, Japan. |
1925年3月24日 | Naka was launched at Yokohama, Japan. |
1925年4月15日 | Commander Choji Inoue was named the chief equipping officer of Naka. |
1925年11月30日 | Naka was commissioned into service; chief equipping officer Commander Choji Inoue was named her commanding officer. |
1925年12月1日 | Commander Choji Inoue, commanding officer of Naka, was promoted to the rank of captain. |
1926年12月1日 | Captain Kamezaburo Nakamura was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1927年4月5日 | Naka received a new commanding officer. |
1929年11月30日 | Captain Chuichi Nagumo was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1930年12月1日 | Naka received a new commanding officer. |
1931年12月1日 | Captain Koki Yamamoto was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1932年12月1日 | Captain Shigeru Sonoda was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1933年11月15日 | Naka received a new commanding officer. |
1934年11月15日 | Captain Kasuke Abe was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1935年5月25日 | Captain Tadashige Daigo was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1935年11月15日 | Captain Aritomo Goto was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1936年12月1日 | Captain Koso Abe was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1937年8月2日 | Naka received a new commanding officer. |
1937年12月1日 | Captain Chimaki Kono was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1938年11月15日 | Captain Shutoku Miyazato was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1938年12月15日 | Captain Tamotsu Takama was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1939年11月15日 | Captain Teruo Akiyama was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1940年10月15日 | Captain Matsuji Ijuin was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1941年8月11日 | Captain Yoshioki Tawara was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1941年11月26日 | Naka became the flagship of Rear Admiral Shoji Nishimura of Japanese 4th Destroyer Squadron; she departed the Terashima Strait near Sasebo, Japan. |
1941年11月28日 | Naka arrived at Mako, Pescadores islands. |
1941年12月7日 | Naka departed Mako, Pescadores islands to escort the Philippine Islands invasion force. |
1941年12月10日 | While guarding transports which disembarked troops on Luzon, Philippine Islands, Naka was attacked by US B-17 bombers, P-35A fighters, and P-40B fighters, receiving slight damage from strafing. |
1941年12月12日 | Naka departed Vigan, Luzon, Philippine Islands. |
1941年12月14日 | Naka arrived at Mako, Pescadores islands. |
1941年12月18日 | Naka departed Mako, Pescadores islands. |
1941年12月22日 | Naka guarded transports as they disembarked 7th Tank Regiment and an infantry regiment of the Japanese 48th Infantry Division at Caba, Luzon, Philippine Islands; she departed for Mako, Pescadores islands later on the same day. |
1941年12月24日 | Naka arrived at Mako, Pescadores islands. |
1941年12月29日 | Naka departed Takao, Taiwan. |
1942年1月2日 | Naka arrived at Davao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands. |
1942年1月7日 | Naka departed Davao, Mindanao, Philippine Islands. |
1942年1月10日 | Naka arrived at Tarakan, Dutch Borneo. |
1942年1月11日 | Naka disembarked troops at Tarakan, Dutch Borneo. |
1942年1月21日 | Naka departed Tarakan, Dutch Borneo. |
1942年1月23日 | Naka protected transports during the invasion of Balikpapan, Dutch Borneo. |
1942年1月24日 | Dutch submarine K XVIII fired four torpedoes at Japanese cruiser Naka off Borneo, Dutch East Indies, all of which missed; Naka gave pursue to the submarine unsuccessfully. |
1942年1月30日 | Naka departed Balikpapan, Dutch Borneo. |
1942年2月19日 | Naka departed Jolo, Philippine Islands. |
1942年2月25日 | Naka departed Makassar, Celebes, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年3月2日 | Naka patrolled off Kragan, Java, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年3月8日 | Naka departed Kragan, Java, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年3月12日 | Naka arrived at Makassar, Celebes, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年3月14日 | Naka was named the flagship for the Christmas Island invasion force. |
1942年3月18日 | Naka was assigned to the Seizure Force for the invasion of Christmas Island. |
1942年3月26日 | Naka departed Makassar, Celebes, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年3月29日 | Naka departed Bantam Bay, Java, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年3月31日 | Naka supported the landing on Christmas Island as the invasion force's flagship; submarine USS Seawolf attempted a torpedo attack on Naka at 0949 hours but failed to score hits. |
1942年4月1日 | Japanese cruiser Naka was hit by a torpedo from US submarine USS Seawolf (of three fired) off Christmas Island, causing serious damage. She would be towed to Bantam Bay, Java, Dutch East Indies for repairs. |
1942年4月2日 | Natori towed Naka toward Bantam Bay, Java, Dutch East Indies. |
1942年4月3日 | Naka arrived at Bantam Bay, Java, Dutch East Indies under tow by Natori. |
1942年4月6日 | Naka completed her temporary repairs at Bantam Bay, Java, Dutch East Indies and departed for Singapore. |
1942年4月10日 | Naka arrived at Seletar Naval Base, Singapore. |
1942年4月28日 | Naka departed Seletar Naval Base, Singapore and arrived at Keppel Harbour, Singapore. |
1942年4月29日 | Naka entered the drydock at Keppel Harbour, Singapore. |
1942年6月2日 | Naka exited the drydock at Keppel Harbour, Singapore. |
1942年6月3日 | Naka departed Singapore. |
1942年6月8日 | Naka arrived at Mako, Pescaore islands. |
1942年6月9日 | Naka departed Mako, Pescaore islands. |
1942年6月12日 | Naka arrived at Yokosuka, Japan. |
1942年6月15日 | Naka was named a special reserve vessel; she departed Yokosuka, Japan. |
1942年6月21日 | Naka arrived at Maizuru, Japan. |
1942年6月26日 | Naka entered drydock at Maizuru, Japan. |
1942年7月6日 | Naka exited drydock at Maizuru, Japan. |
1942年7月7日 | Captain Ryuji Nakazato was named the commanding officer of Naka while the ship was at Maizuru, Japan. |
1942年10月1日 | Captain Banjiro Takagi was named the commanding officer of Naka while the ship was at Maizuru, Japan. |
1943年2月25日 | Captain Yoshijiro Imaizumi was named the commanding officer of Naka while the ship was at Maizuru, Japan. |
1943年4月1日 | Naka was assigned to Japanese 14th Cruiser Division while the ship was at Maizuru, Japan. |
1943年4月5日 | Naka completed her repairs at Maizuru, Japan and departed the port. |
1943年4月6日 | Naka arrived at Hashirajima, Japan. |
1943年4月20日 | Naka departed Hashirajima, Japan. |
1943年4月22日 | Naka arrived at Yokosuka, Japan. |
1943年4月25日 | Naka departed Yokosuka, Japan. |
1943年4月30日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年5月15日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年5月18日 | Naka arrived at Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年6月15日 | Naka departed Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年6月18日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年6月21日 | Ryuho, Yukikaze, Naka, and Yugure arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. Yugure would begin a period of maintenance and refitting at Truk. |
1943年6月21日 | 170 miles northwest of the Japanese base at Truk, submarine USS Spearfish detected a formation of 11 to 13 Japanese warships, including the carriers Ryuho, Unyo, and Chuyo, battleships Kongo and Haruna, cruiser Kumano, plus destroyers. The task force steamed directly over Spearfish and when the submarine was in the middle of the formation, she fired four torpedoes at the lead carrier but missed. While setting up for a shot at the second carrier, Spearfish was forced to go deep by an approaching cruiser on a collision course. The Japanese task force arrived safely at Truk later that same day without ever detecting Spearfish's presence. |
1943年6月22日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年6月25日 | Naka arrived at Nauru and disembarked 412 troops of No. 2 Yokosuka Special Naval Landing Force; she departed later in the day. |
1943年6月28日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年7月19日 | Naka arrived at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年7月20日 | Naka arrived at Mili Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年7月21日 | Naka arrived at Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年7月24日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年9月3日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年9月8日 | Naka arrived at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月9日 | Naka arrived at Taroa, Maloelap Atoll, Marshall Islands and disembarked troops. |
1943年9月10日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年9月12日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands, escorting oiler Shiretoko and damaged aircraft transport Fujikawa Maru. |
1943年9月15日 | Naka arrived at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月19日 | Naka departed Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月20日 | Naka arrived at Mili Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月21日 | Naka arrived at Wotje Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月24日 | Naka arrived at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月25日 | Naka departed Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月26日 | Naka arrived at Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年9月29日 | Naka departed Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年10月3日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年10月11日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年10月18日 | Naka arrived at Shanghai, China. |
1943年10月21日 | Naka departed Shanghai, China with 485 troops of Japanese 17th Division. |
1943年10月28日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年11月1日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年11月3日 | Naka was slightly damaged by near misses by B-24 Liberator bombers 111 kilometers north of Kavieng, New Ireland at 1129 hours; 7 were killed, 20 were wounded. |
1943年11月4日 | Naka received 166 troops and anti-tank guns from transport Kiyosumi Maru and then disembarked them at Kavieng, New Ireland at 1700 hours. |
1943年11月5日 | Naka arrived at Rabaul, New Britain; later that day, she was slightly damaged by near misses by US carrier aircraft. |
1943年11月6日 | Naka departed Rabaul, New Britain. |
1943年11月9日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年11月21日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. |
1943年11月22日 | Naka arrived at Ponape, Caroline Islands and embarked about 700 troops intended for Tarawa, Gilbert Islands. |
1943年11月23日 | Naka departed Ponape, Caroline Islands. |
1943年11月25日 | Naka arrived at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands. |
1943年11月30日 | Naka departed Kwajalein, Marshall Islands. |
1943年12月1日 | Naka arrived at Mili Atoll, Marshall Islands, disembaked troops, and departed. |
1943年12月2日 | Naka departed Kwajalein, Marshall Islands. |
1944年1月1日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands and took damaged transport Kiyozumi Maru in tow southwest of Truk. |
1944年1月7日 | Captain Yoshimasa Sutezawa was named the commanding officer of Naka. |
1944年1月8日 | Naka arrived at Truk, Caroline Islands with damaged transport Kiyozumi Maru in tow. |
1944年2月17日 | Naka departed Truk, Caroline Islands. She was discovered, attacked, and sunk by the third attack wave of SB2C Helldiver and TBF Avenger carrier aircraft 65 kilometers west of Truk; about 240 were killed, 210 survived including commanding officer Captain Yoshimasa Sutezawa. |
1944年3月31日 | Naka was struck from the Japanese Navy list. |
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Thomas Dodd, late 1945