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Notoro, Japanese Seaplane Carrier


Photograph of IJN Notoro

Wikimedia Commons


Specifications:


Tonnage 14,050 tons standard displacement
Dimensions
456' by 58' by 26'6"
138.99m by 17.68m by 8.08m
Maximum speed       12 knots
Complement 155
Aircraft 6 seaplanes (plus 2 disassemble reserves)
Armament 2 4.7"/45 dual-purpose guns
2 3"/40 dual-purpose guns
Machinery
2-shaft vertical triple expansion (5850 shp)
4 Miyabara boilers
Bunkerage 1000 tons fuel oil
Modification Late 1942: Converted back to oiler with capacity of 8000 tons of fuel oil.

The Notoro was completed in 1920 as an oiler. She was later converted to a small seaplane carrier, capable of operating six E8N "Dave" seaplanes with two more disassemble airframes in reserve. Reconversion to an oiler was already started before war broke out, but she apparently continued to be used as a seaplane carrier until at least January 1943, when she was badly damaged by torpedoes from Gar. On 5 November 1944, she was badly damaged by aircraft near Singapore and was used as a floating oil storage vessel for the remainder of the war.


References

Chesneau (1992)

CombinedFleet.com (accessed 2008-3-8)

Jentschura, Jung, and Mickel (1977)

Worth (2001)



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