Japanese escort Ukuru

Summary

Japanese escort Ukuru is a kaibokan^[1].

Key Facts

• Japanese escort Ukuru's image is recorded as Japanese ocean station vessel Ukuru Maru circa 1948.jpg^[2].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's instance of is recorded as kaibokan^[3].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's instance of is recorded as minesweeper^[4].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's instance of is recorded as troopship^[5].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's instance of is recorded as weather ship^[6].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's instance of is recorded as offshore patrol vessel^[7].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's operator is recorded as Imperial Japanese Navy^[8].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's operator is recorded as Second Ministry of Demobilization^[9].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's operator is recorded as Demobilization Agency^[10].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's operator is recorded as Ministry of Transport^[11].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's operator is recorded as Japan Coast Guard^[12].
• Uguru Island is named after Japanese escort Ukuru^[13].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's manufacturer is recorded as Asano Shipbuilding^[14].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's vessel class is recorded as Ukuru-class escort ship^[15].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's Commons category is recorded as Ukuru (ship, 1944)^[16].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's significant event is recorded as keel laying^[17].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's significant event is recorded as ship launching^[18].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's significant event is recorded as ship commissioning^[19].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's different from is recorded as Japanese battleship Satsuma^[20].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's name is recorded as Ukuru^[21].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's name is recorded as Satsuma^[22].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11b8ks7m5k^[23].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's country of registry is recorded as Empire of Japan^[24].
• Japanese escort Ukuru's country of registry is recorded as Japan^[25].