Akigumo (秋雲 nube otoñal?) ha sido el nombre de dos destructores japoneses:
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Akigumo (1941) — Akigumo Banderas Historial Astil … Wikipedia Español
Japanese destroyer Akigumo — Akigumo . Akigumo served during the Pacific war in various theatres and by 1943/44 received the typical mid war radar and AA refits, bringing the light AA outfit finally to four triple and one twin 25mm mounts, plus some singles, and mounting… … Wikipedia
Midway order of battle — This is the order of battle for the World War II Battle of Midway. Contents 1 Overview 2 Japanese Combined Fleet 2.1 First Fleet 2.2 Second Fleet (Midway Invasion … Wikipedia
Operation Ke — Part of the Pacific Theater of World War II … Wikipedia
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Japanese cruiser Nagara — nihongo| Nagara |長良 軽巡洋艦|Nagara keijunyōkan was the lead ship of her class of light cruiser in the Imperial Japanese Navy. She was named after the Nagara River in the Chūbu region of Japan.BackgroundThe Nagara was the first vessel completed in… … Wikipedia
Japanese destroyer Makigumo (1942) — For other ships of the same name, see Japanese destroyer Makigumo. Makigumo on March 14, 1942 Career … Wikipedia
