Range of Manchukuo coastguard ships 1941-45
Range of Manchukuo coastguard ships 1941-45
From my research, it seems that during the Pacific War the Manchukuo coastguard ships primarily operated in the Bohai Sea and Yellow Sea. For example, I have found records of 海王 (Haiwang) visiting ports in Liaodong Peninsula and Korea. I would like to know if the coastguard ships operated any farther than this between 1941-45, for example visits to Japan or farther south in China? I have seen one claim on the internet that 海王 visited Hong Kong, but I can find no evidence of this.
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Re: Range of Manchukuo coastguard ships 1941-45
Hi,
Suggest you post this question at
Tullys Port at CombinedFleet.com
There are many experts on the IJN and other matters there who might be able to assist you.
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Leo
Suggest you post this question at
Tullys Port at CombinedFleet.com
There are many experts on the IJN and other matters there who might be able to assist you.
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Leo
Re: Range of Manchukuo coastguard ships 1941-45
Thank you for the suggestion. My question is not actually about the IJN, it's about 滿洲國海上警察隊 (Manchukuo Maritime Police Corps, aka coastguard/sea police). They were part of Manchukuo, not Japan.
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Manchuko was a "puppet" of the Japanese empire. The IJN oversaw all aspects of the government, whether civilian (maritime police, etc), or military.
Anyway, your choice. But I suggest you try anyway. As I wrote, the knowledge resource is not limited only to the IJN.
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Leo
Anyway, your choice. But I suggest you try anyway. As I wrote, the knowledge resource is not limited only to the IJN.
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Leo
Re: Range of Manchukuo coastguard ships 1941-45
Of course, even many of the personnel in Manchukuo coastguard were Japanese navy. As I said, thanks for your suggestion, I will check out the website. I just hope it is not too much of an esoteric topic.Leo Niehorster wrote: ↑06 Sep 2018, 08:13Manchuko was a "puppet" of the Japanese empire. The IJN oversaw all aspects of the government, whether civilian (maritime police, etc), or military.
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Re: Range of Manchukuo coastguard ships 1941-45
They just love esoteric topics. Makes a change from the USN and the IJN!