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IJN Shokaku, sister ship of Zuikaku, sunk at position 11°40′N 137°40′E, by the USS Cavalla during the battle of the Philippine Sea on the 19th of June, 1944 FAND.
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IJN Junyo was part of the Japanese fleet en route to Guimares Island in the central Philippines on 13 June. They received word of the US attack on the Marianas and proceeded there. IJN Junyo was heavily damaged in 1944 and ended up being scrapped in 1946.
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IJN Hiyo was part of the Japanese fleet en route to Guimares Island in the central Philippines on 13 June, 1944. IJN Hiyo was sunk at the Battle of the Philippine Sea June 19. She sunk at 16°20′N 132°32′E FAND
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IJA Nigitsu Maru was a Japanese landing craft depot ship operated by the IJA. She was transporting 2000 soldiers of the 12th Independent Engineer Regiment to Ujina when she was torpedoed by the USS Hake on January 9th, 1944. She sank at 23°15′N 132°51′E FAND.
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Sunk on the 13th of March 1944 by USS Sand Lance east of Hachijojima.
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Tatsuta in August 1919.
 
East Germany Air Force Sukhoi Su-22M4 '613' Hinds to the rear Berlin June 2011 AIRHIT
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Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat VF-33 'White 13' Ken Hilderbrandt 'BuNo 25813' Ondonga Dec 1943 Eduard ASBIZ
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