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Capital Ships :

Type: Heavy Cruiser
Vessel: HICMS Kaifeng
Date: 17th February 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen capital ship Dairen
Casualties: 204 killed, 409 survivors


Type: Light Cruiser
Vessel: HICMS Wenshan
Date: 17th February 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen capital ship Dairen
Casualties: 149 killed, 146 survivors


Type: Light Cruiser
Vessel: HICMS Chagda
Date: 18th February 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen aircraft
Casualties: 27 killed, 320 survivors

Destroyer :

Type: Destroyer
Vessel: HICMS Tseng
Date: 17th February 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen capital ship Dairen
Casualties: 93 killed, 17 survivors


Type: Destroyer
Vessel: HICMS Miaoli
Date: 17th February 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen capital ship Dairen
Casualties: 112 killed, 43 survivors


Type: Destroyer
Vessel: HICMS Hualien
Date: 21th March 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen sub
Casualties: 157 killed, 0 survivors


Type: Destroyer
Vessel: HICMS Chao
Date: 22th March 1944
Cause: sunk by Chosen airraid
Casualties: 41 killed, 55 survivors

other vessels :

Type: Mine Sweeper
Vessel: HICMS Juyaoke
Date: 7th June 1944
Cause: sunk by mine during clearing
Casualties: 87 killed, 18 survivors


Type: Torpedoboat
Vessel: HICMS Guiyu
Date: 13th June 1944
Cause: sunk by chosen airraid
Casualties: 32 killed, 77 survivors

Submarines :

Type: Jin Class
Vessel: HICMS J-2
Date: 22nd March 1944
Cause: Chosen airraid
Casualties: 54 killed, 23 survivors


Type: ex SAE E-Class
Vessel: HICMS U-41
Date: 11th April 1944
Cause: rammed by chosen destroyer
Casualties: 8 killed, 32 survivors


Type: IIc
Vessel: HICMS U-7
Date: 23th May 1944
Cause: engaged by Chosen Destroyer, destroyed by depth charges
Casualties: all killed, no survivors


Type: IIc
Vessel: HICMS U-16
Date: June 1944
Cause: unknown / MIA
Casualties: all killed, no survivors

Looking at the list and comparing it with the Chosen list, I feel that the losses are kinda low, especially considering that Japan got involved in the war (and apparently with that list you are suggesting that the Japanese do not have the ability to hit any Chinese ships). They may not have sent out the warships to take on the Chinese but there would have been plenty of time in the war to launch air raids against Chinese warships (unless you sent them into the Indian Ocean for safety). A Chinese target at sea is just as much a valid target as one that is on land. Japan also has the Mitsubishi Q2M1 ASW plane which would have been hunting Chinese submarines as well as a flying 75mm cannon that could take on the lighter naval combatants.

Keep patience. List is not complete. Published List is only losses of chinese ships causing by chosen military. Losses caused by japanese military will follow.


By the way .... where can i find the japanese losses ?

Quoted from "parador"

Keep patience. List is not complete. Published List is only losses of chinese ships causing by chosen military. Losses caused by japanese military will follow.


By the way .... where can i find the japanese losses ?

Touché! Good question. :P

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By the way .... where can i find the japanese losses ?

Japan 'lost' submarines I226-I233, I274 and I275 in a trade with Chosen but gained the carrier Sinyo (ex RCN Chosen). Other than those... uhm.. none? After all I was not aware that Japan had to send warships to China to operate there against Chinese ships or the Chinese coastline.