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Kongō Maru-class armed merchantmen

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Background
Design
Operational history
List of Ships
References

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The Kongō Maru-class armed merchant cruiser was a class of two armed merchant cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy.

Background

The Kongō Maru-class vessels Kongō Maru and Kiyosumi Maru were originally built by IHI Corporation at Kawasaki shipyard in Kobe as combined cargo-passenger ships. They were converted to "auxiliary cruiser" role in September–December 1941 (and therefore armed).

The civilian class was named Kiyosumi Maru class (1934-1935) and consisted of:

淸澄丸 Kiyosumi Maru (finished 5 October 1934)

金剛丸 Kongō Maru (finished 4 March 1935)

The ships Kashii Maru, Kagu Maru and Kinugasa Maru from the 1936 civilian Kinugasa class^[1] were converted to seaplane tenders, forming the Kashii Maru-class.

The three vessels of the Kashii Maru class (former civilian Kinugasa Maru class):

衣笠丸 Kinugasa Maru (finished 28 February 1936)

香久丸 Kagu Maru (finished 18 April 1936)

香椎丸 Kashii Maru (finished 18 April 1936)

Design

The original designs featured unusually high speed for a cargo ship (16-19 knots), as well as 6 luxury rooms for 2 occupants each.

Operational history

List of Ships

Kongō Maru
Kyosumi Maru

References

1. ^http://jpnships.g.dgdg.jp/company/kokusaikisen_showashoki.htm

1 : Auxiliary cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy

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