Category:Yokosuka Naval Arsenal

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日本語: 横須賀海軍工廠。神奈川県横須賀市にあった海軍工廠。

English: Yokosuka Naval Arsenal was one of four principal naval shipyards owned and operated by the Imperial Japanese Navy.

Yokosuka Naval Arsenal

former naval shipyard of the Imperial Japanese Navy

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Instance of

naval arsenal (–1945)

Industry

shipbuilding

Location

Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

Located in or next to body of water

Port of Yokosuka

Operator

Imperial Japanese Navy

Inception

6 November 1903

Dissolved, abolished or demolished date

15 October 1945

Replaces

Yokosuka Shipyards

Replaced by

United States Fleet Activities Yokosuka

Map

35° 17′ 24″ N, 139° 39′ 36″ E

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Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

S

Ships built at Yokosuka Naval Arsenal‎ (45 C, 5 F)

Y

Yokosuka Naval Base in the 1940s‎ (23 F)
Yokosuka Shipyards‎ (1 C)

Media in category "Yokosuka Naval Arsenal"

The following 37 files are in this category, out of 37 total.

80-G-339827 TACHIBANA-class Destroyer (Japanese, built 1944-45).jpg 5,793 × 4,632; 8.06 MB
Akagi and Nagato.jpg 3,601 × 2,348; 530 KB
Bow of Minekaze-class destroyer Yukaze, September 12 1928.jpg 1,916 × 2,308; 1.39 MB
Bust of Léonce Verny IMG 0603.jpg 4,135 × 3,101; 2.94 MB
Celebration anniversary 50th of Yokosuka as naval port LCCN2014700299.jpg 5,760 × 4,172; 2.39 MB
Celebration anniversary 50th of Yokosuka as naval port LCCN2014700299.tif 5,760 × 4,172; 22.92 MB
Emperor Meiji Inaugurating Yokosuka Arsenal Jan 1 1872 (cropped).png 1,274 × 984; 1.9 MB
Emperor Meiji Inaugurating Yokosuka Arsenal Jan 1 1872.png 1,643 × 1,186; 2.52 MB
Hiei Yokosuka fitting out.jpg 3,091 × 1,872; 945 KB
Horloge Yokosuka.jpg 297 × 205; 44 KB
IJN despatch vessel MANSHU in 1916.jpg 600 × 400; 29 KB
IJN Tenryu in 1919 under construction.jpg 1,401 × 494; 63 KB
Imperial Dockyard, Yokosuka (1904).jpg 1,884 × 1,432; 1.73 MB
Japanese aircraft carrier Ryūjō 1931.jpg 2,996 × 2,369; 375 KB
Japanese Navy Aircraft Carrier Kaga 1928.jpg 3,510 × 2,376; 371 KB
Kaigun Kokusho (Naval Air Arsenal).jpg 400 × 276; 107 KB
Launching of Takao, 12 May 1930.jpg 2,554 × 2,065; 306 KB
Japanese cruiser Myoko launch 1927.jpg 961 × 691; 230 KB
NDL-DC 2542755-28 Kobayashi Kiyochika M2912 crd.jpg 3,752 × 5,562; 3.66 MB
Otowazousen.jpg 1,416 × 1,562; 916 KB
Shoho conversion.jpg 3,068 × 1,992; 728 KB
Suzuya 1935.jpg 2,583 × 1,948; 492 KB
Suzuya 1935b.jpg 1,600 × 1,070; 883 KB
Tour de l'horloge Yokosuka.jpg 297 × 210; 38 KB
U.S. Forces Japan-American Football League DVIDS179287.jpg 3,872 × 2,592; 880 KB
Yamashiro construction.jpg 2,641 × 2,050; 942 KB
Yamashiro reconstruction complete, Yokosuka.jpg 3,785 × 2,439; 1.42 MB
Yamashiro reconstruction.jpg 2,916 × 2,059; 918 KB
Yamashiro rennovation.jpg 2,751 × 2,061; 765 KB
Yamashiro torpedo net.jpg 3,116 × 2,048; 1.19 MB
Yokosuka Dock in the Meiji era.JPG 461 × 345; 38 KB
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal after Great Kanto earthquake of 1923.jpg 2,560 × 1,617; 3.07 MB
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal in Japan c1944-45.jpg 3,600 × 2,961; 2.49 MB
Yokosuka école Kosha.jpg 297 × 205; 19 KB
YokosukaConstruction.jpg 844 × 154; 43 KB
Yokosukanavydock.jpg 2,739 × 1,854; 2.38 MB
Yokosukazousen.jpg 1,348 × 890; 951 KB

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