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Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031
Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031

Kagero Publishing The Japanese Aircraft Carrier Kaga 16031

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Features:

  • About 80 pages
  • 120 renders
  • 1 × double B2 sheet with scale drawings
  • Gloss coated paper
  • Format (sizes): A4 (210x297 mm)
  • Booklet binding

      Japanese aircraft carrier “Kaga”. She was initially being built as a battleship, but as a result of a coincidence she became one of the first large carriers in history. She was a part of Japanese Kidō Butai, a group of carriers that decided about the power of the Imperial Japanese Navy during the first half-year of the war in Pacific. After a daring attack on Pearl Harbor followed by a series of further victories there was a reversal during the battle of Midway, when “Kaga” and three accompanying carriers were destroyed which ultimately buried Japan’s chances for winning the war.