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Yamato Last Stand. When yamato sank, marking the last japanese naval action of the war, she took 2,747 men with her—all but 269 of her crew. Near the end of wwii, on april 7, 1945, the pride of japan's navy, the battleship yamato, succumbed to american airpower. In fact, it was the last remaining pride of the imperial navy, the mighty battleship yamato, under full steam. Over 100,000 japanese perished in the fires, which turned 16 square miles of japan’s capital into charred rubble. The smoke and stench of the blazes still wafted through the imperial palace. Escorted by a light cruiser and eight destroyers in the east china sea, the yamato could only be bound for the american anchorage off okinawa. Ijn yamato departed the japanese mainland on april 6, 1945. Cataclysmic explosions tore the ship in half and sent. The next day, april 7, it encountered waves of hundreds of us carrier aircraft, as expected.

When yamato sank, marking the last japanese naval action of the war, she took 2,747 men with her—all but 269 of her crew. Cataclysmic explosions tore the ship in half and sent. The smoke and stench of the blazes still wafted through the imperial palace. Ijn yamato departed the japanese mainland on april 6, 1945. Over 100,000 japanese perished in the fires, which turned 16 square miles of japan’s capital into charred rubble. Escorted by a light cruiser and eight destroyers in the east china sea, the yamato could only be bound for the american anchorage off okinawa. In fact, it was the last remaining pride of the imperial navy, the mighty battleship yamato, under full steam. Near the end of wwii, on april 7, 1945, the pride of japan's navy, the battleship yamato, succumbed to american airpower. The next day, april 7, it encountered waves of hundreds of us carrier aircraft, as expected.

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Yamato Last Stand Cataclysmic explosions tore the ship in half and sent. Escorted by a light cruiser and eight destroyers in the east china sea, the yamato could only be bound for the american anchorage off okinawa. Over 100,000 japanese perished in the fires, which turned 16 square miles of japan’s capital into charred rubble. In fact, it was the last remaining pride of the imperial navy, the mighty battleship yamato, under full steam. Near the end of wwii, on april 7, 1945, the pride of japan's navy, the battleship yamato, succumbed to american airpower. The next day, april 7, it encountered waves of hundreds of us carrier aircraft, as expected. When yamato sank, marking the last japanese naval action of the war, she took 2,747 men with her—all but 269 of her crew. Cataclysmic explosions tore the ship in half and sent. Ijn yamato departed the japanese mainland on april 6, 1945. The smoke and stench of the blazes still wafted through the imperial palace.