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Japanese cruiser Kako as depicted on a 1927 postcard, showing her 1926 configurations

Caption     Japanese cruiser Kako as depicted on a 1927 postcard, showing her 1926 configurations ww2dbase
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Added By C. Peter Chen
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1. Chris says:
23 Mar 2009 08:10:03 AM

This postcard depicts all four Furataka Class heavy cruisers. According to the Japanese words, this card should be made after 1927 when all four cruisers were commissioned.

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