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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="fepago" data-source="post: 1049079" data-attributes="member: 13568">23 June 1944: <a href="http://www.combinedfleet.com/btl_ps.htm">Operation "A-GO" - The Battle of the Philippine Sea:</a>Vice Admiral Kurita's Second Fleet steams about 100 miles ahead of Vice Admiral Ozawa's carriersAt 16,400 yards, YAMATO and the other ships execute a turn to port and open fire. YAMATO's main guns, loaded with "Sanshiki-dan" shells, are fired in anger for the first time - but at friendly forces! Four ZEKEs are damaged. Another ditches. YAMATO may have damaged some of the planes. MUSASHI's lookouts correctly identify the planes and she is the only ship that does not open fire.25 October 1944: <a href="http://www.combinedfleet.com/btl_sam.htm">The Battle off Samar: </a>0335: San Bernardino Strait. Force A exits the strait and proceeds eastward1040: About thirty 13th Army Air Force Far Eastern Air Force B-24 "Liberators" of the "Long Rangers" based at Morotai attack the Force. Bomb fragments wound Rear Admiral (later Vice Admiral) Koyanagi Tomiji (former CO of KONGO), Chief of Staff, Second Fleet and about 60 others. YAMATO and NAGATO open fire with their main armament using Type 3 sanshikidan shells. Their gun crews claim several bombers shot down. 13 March 1945: Hashirajima. Mistakenly, YAMATO fires on 343rd NAG Kawanishi <a href="http://www.combinedfleet.com/ijna/n1k-j.htm">N1K2-J </a>Shiden Kai "George" fighters on patrol from their base at nearby Matsuyama airfield. 6 April 1945:<a href="http://www.combinedfleet.com/btl_yam.htm">Operation TEN-ICHI-GO - The Attack on American Invasion Forces at Okinawa: </a>1235: YAMATO stops zigzagging and increases speed to 24 knots. Her nine 18.1-inch guns firing Sanshikidan beehive shells, twenty-four 127-mm. AA guns and one hundred fifty-two 25-mm AA guns all open fire. The American planes release their bombs and torpedoes and strafe the bridge with machine-gun fire. no fueron grandes resultados, 10 aparatos en total, por el fuego combinado de todas las piezas, incluyendo los 460mm , la direccion de tiro japonesa era deficiente y habia muchos norteamericanos que ya conocian el oficio.Vice Admiral Ito and YAMATO's skipper Captain Aruga and 3,055 of 3,332 crewmen are lost. 276 men are rescued including Rear Admiral Morishita Nobuei, Chief of Staff, Second Fleet (and former YAMATO skipper). Aruga receives a rare double promotion posthumously to Vice Admiral on the request of Admiral Toyoda. Later that day, the battered destroyers ISOKAZE and KASUMI are scuttled and sink. 1,187 crewmen of DesRon 2's light cruiser YAHAGI and the four destroyers are also lost. The Imperial Japanese Navy ceases to exist as a fighting force. The Americans lose 10 aircraft and 12 crewmen.en cambio la bateria antiaerea NIobe alemana atacada por 100 + aviones rusos logro derribar mas del 10% de la fuerza atacante, despues del papelon del Bismarck habian aprendido a regular las directoras.la directora/computadora  antiaerea Ford del Crube era muy superior a cualquier otra de la SGM y permanecio en servicio hasta ser reemplazada en los 70 en la US NAVY.los aviones modernos tienen una desventaja con las barreras antiaereas que es la misma propulsion jet. Cualquier esquirla puede ser catastrofica en los motores, pocos lugares de un avion no contienen un sistema o equipo.son mas "densos" que los aviones de la SGM, esa fue la apreciacion que hicieron los Vietnamitas, la otra fue que si los sam-2 y sam3 eran interferidos siempre podian responder al menos con la artilleria de tubo.pregunta a THUNDER (off topic ligeramente):entreno con los cañones de 90mm? yo recuerdo verlos emplazados en las costas de mar del Plata, cuando volvio mi hermano del TOAS fuimos a pescar y estaban con bolsas de arena a la entrada de Mardel.</blockquote>

Verificación: Guerra desarrollada entre Argentina y el Reino Unido en 1982