Mystery Ship #28 - Late Night Edition

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Mystery Ship #28 - Late Night Edition

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An off-hours pic by request.

Going to bed tho, so if you get it in the next 7 minutes, you'll have to wait until morning for confirmation. [;)]

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Mutsuki

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You sure? I mean, it ONLY says "Mutsuki" twice on the picture.[;)]
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ORIGINAL: Terminus

You sure? I mean, it ONLY says "Mutsuki" twice on the picture.[;)]


Actually no. The Mutsuki in my pic has 3 kanji's on the side whereas Feinder's has 4.
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Damn, you're right... Early morning here... (retreats, suitably chastened).
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Oops .... Kisaragi

http://www.nps.gov/wapa/indepth/extCont ... 0/sec2.htm

Although the ship # on this photo is the same as Mutsuki and Fumizuki...???

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I'm showing "Kisaragi". Congrats to Treespider!

Caption under my photo says :

A pre-war view of the destroyer Kisaragi, sunk as the result of damage inflicted by two 100-pound bombs dripped by Capt Henry T. Elrod on the morning of 11 December 1941. Out of the crew of 167 men, not one sailor survived.
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Naval Historical Center Photo NH 3065


*** Photo number 3065 (Kisaragi) differentiated from photo number 3067 (Mutsuki)...?

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 Number	Time Posted	Time Correct	Time Lapsed	Who Got It	Answer
 #1	09:11:49		09:17:22		    5:33		Ron Saueracker	HMS Dragon
 #2	15:15:47		19:19:54		 4:04:07		Marc		Tsugaru
 #3	10:20:18		10:48:42		   28:24		Django		HMS Arbiter or USS St. Simon
 #4	15:39:26		19:06:50		 3:27:24		Ron Saueracker	USS Oglala
 #5	09:13:54		08:38:05		23:24:49		Ron Saueracker	HMAS Mildura
 #6	16:27:38		14:58:36		22:30:58		Spence		Le Triomphant
 #7	10:22:26		11:06:38		   44:12		KDonovan		Sakawa
 #8	10:59:23		13:47:01		 2:47:38		Kumano		Shimane Maru
 #9	08:53:21		14:34:15		 5:40:54		Mynok		USS Hilo
 #10	15:27:55		00:36:20		 9:08:25		Rtrapasso		I-367
 #11	16:27:50		16:53:11		   26:21		Fokkov		HNMS Abraham Crijnssen
 #12	10:42:51		21:02:55		10:20:04		BluesBob		Tanikaze
 #13	09:25:26		10:18:40		   53:14		Sneer		P-101 or HMS Thracian
 #14	14:47:46		15:02:55		   15:09		Nikademus		HMS Exeter
 #15	08:42:16		09:09:33		   27:17		Fremen		HMS Euryalus
 #16	10:47:25		12:11:06		 1:23:41		Fokkov		HNMS Colombia
 #17	11:00:35		08:51:48		21:52:13		Fremen		Ariake
 #18	11:09:49		11:16:49		    7:00		Irrelevant	HMS Duke of York
 #19	15:53:52		16:24:28		   30:36		Fremen		Ryujo
 #20	15:06:48		15:11:05		    4:17		Iridium		Akashi
 #21	15:52:27		16:36:01		   43:34		Anarchyintheuk	HMS Apollo or HMAS Hobart
 #22	15:19:16		16:06:31		   27:15		Fremen		HNMS Isaac Sweers
 #23	15:19:00		23:04:54		 7:45:54		Fuerer Krieg	Aikoku Maru
 #24	23:39:17		00:05:03		   25:20		Fuerer Krieg	HMNZS Moa
 #25u	13:11:09		Not Answered	Not Answered	Not Answered	HMIS Hindustan
 #26u	13:18:30		04:33:35		39:15:05		Fremen		HMIS Poona
 #27	13:54:24		14:00:30		    6:06		Irrelevant	USS Oakland
 #28	23:55:29		02:26:06		 2:31:37		Treespider	Kisaragi
 
 


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#1 - HMS Dragon
#2 - Tsugaru
#3 - HMS Arbiter or USS St. Simon
#4 - USS Oglala
#5 - HMAS Mildura
#6 - Le Triomphant
#7 - Sakawa
#8 - Shimane Maru
#9 - USS Hilo
#10 - I-367
#11 - HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen
#12 - Tanikaze
#13 - P-101 or HMS Thracian
#14 - HMS Exeter
#15 - HMS Euryalus
#16 - HNLMS Colombia
#17 - Ariake
#18 - HMS Duke of York
#19 - Ryujo
#20 - Akashi
#21 - HMS Apollo or HMAS Hobart
#22 - HNMS Isaac Sweers
#23 - Aikoku Maru
#24 - HMNZS Moa
#25u - HMIS Hindustan
#26u - HMIS Poona
#27 - USS Oakland
#28 - Kisaragi
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RE: Mystery Ship #28 - Late Night Edition

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It was sunk because of two 100 pound bombs??? [&:] What kind of crap was this DD?
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It's a kind of DD with many torpedoes and depth charges on deck...
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I did read on the Wake Island page, that a survivor said that the major explosion occurred amidships (magazine or torps), not aft (which would have been the depth charges).

Dunno.

The most widely accepted (and probable) explanation tho, is that the DCs were hit.

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ORIGINAL: castor troy

It was sunk because of two 100 pound bombs??? [&:] What kind of crap was this DD?

LOL[:D]
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ORIGINAL: Speedy

ORIGINAL: castor troy

It was sunk because of two 100 pound bombs??? [&:] What kind of crap was this DD?

LOL[:D]

The idea came to me after posting, that probably something explosive was hit and therefor the ship blew up. But my first thought was just "oh what a crap, 2x50kg bombs are enough to blow such a DD out of the water!". [:)]
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