1934 IJN Cruiser Suzuya Launch Postcard Set WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Photos

  
Ww2 imperial Japanese navy postcards. Rare World War II Imperial Japanese Navy Postcard Set Heavy Cruiser Suzuya Launch Commemoration Yokosuka Naval Arsenal, November 20, 1934. Suzuya was a Mogami-class heavy cruiser, one of the most advanced of her time. Launched in the presence of Emperor Hirohito - the last launch he attended. Represents Japan's naval expansion and technological advancements pre-WWII. Initially built as a light cruiser, later converted to a heavy cruiser. Equipped with innovative triple gun turrets. Extensive use of electric welding in construction - a first for large Japanese warships. Participated in major operations including. Battle of the Philippine Sea (1944). Battle of Leyte Gulf (1944). Survived multiple engagements and air attacks. Sunk during the Battle off Samar, October 25, 1944. Condition: Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of the item's condition. Suzuya's launch in 1934 marked the beginning of a new era in Japanese naval power, culminating in her extensive service during the Pacific War.

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