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NagatoClass Battleships 192046: The Imperial Japanese NavyS SuperDreadnoughts (New Vanguard, 346)
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An Illustrated Study Of JapanS NagatoClass Battleships: The IjnS Powerful SuperDreadnoughts, Which Were Heavily Modernized To Fight In World War Ii.Illustrated With The AuthorS MuchAcclaimed 3D Reconstructions, Naval Researcher Stefan Draminski Offers A Technical And Operational Study Of Nagato And Mutsu, JapanS Most Powerful Battleships Of The Dreadnought Era.They Were The WorldS First Battleships To Mount 16Inch Guns, And Signalled JapanS Determination To Build A Fleet That Qualitatively Outmatched The WorldS Leading Navies. Entering Service In The 1920S, They Would Be Heavily Modernized Before The Outbreak Of The Pacific War, Which Nagato Would Start As YamamotoS Flagship For The Pearl Harbor Attack. Both Ships Were Present At The Battle Of Midway, And Though Mutsu Would Be Sunk By A Magazine Explosion In 1943, Nagato Fought At Philippine Sea And Leyte Gulf, Before Being Modified Again And Moored At Yokosuka As An Antiaircraft Battery. The Last Japanese Battleship Afloat On VjDay, Nagato Was Sunk In 1946 At Bikini Atoll In The Crossroads Nuclear Test.Drawing On JapaneseLanguage Sources And Original Documentation, This Is A Concisely Detailed Account Of These Formidable Battleships, Superbly Illustrated With Archive Photos And Artwork Showing The Ships Through Their Careers And In Action.
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