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JS Setoyuki

Hatsuyuki-class destroyer

JS Setoyuki (DD-131/TV-3518) was a Hatsuyuki-class destroyer of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force. Adopting Japan's first all-gas turbine engine

JS Setoyuki

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JS Tone

Abukuma-class destroyer escort

1999, Tone visited Busan, South Korea with the escort vessels JS Shirane and JS Setoyuki, and she conducted the first Japan-Korea joint training in the

JS Tone

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JS Hatakaze (DDG-171)

Hatakaze-class guided missile destroyer

Course (internal course) students with the escort ship JS Yūgiri and the training ship JS Setoyuki. On 28 February, Hatakaze conducted joint training with

JS Hatakaze (DDG-171)

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Hatsuyuki-class destroyer

Destroyer class in the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Forces

have been re-purposed as training vessels: JS Shimayuki (1999), JS Shirayuki (2011), JS Setoyuki (2012) and JS Yamayuki (2016). These ships have been converted

Hatsuyuki-class destroyer

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JS Shimayuki

Hatsuyuki-class destroyer

Base. JS Shimayuki and JS Setoyuki at Hashin Base on 20 July 2013. JS Shimayuki and JS Setoyuki at Kure on 23 November 2016. JS Shimayuki, Setoyuki and

JS Shimayuki

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Ryoko Azuma

Japanese chief

vice-captain of JDS Kashima, and in March 2013 she became the captain of JS Setoyuki. Alongside Miho Otani, she was the first woman to become the captain

Ryoko Azuma

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OPS-14

Two-dimensional radar

Ōsumi-class JS Kurobe JS Tenryu JS Kashima JS Asuka Shikishima OPS-14 aboard JS Amagiri OPS-14B aboard JS Isoyuki OPS-14C aboard JS Ōsumi OPS-14C aboard JS Uraga

OPS-14

Sub Area Activity Hanshin

Japanese Navy Hanshin Base Corps

JS Towada on 16 July 2011. JS LSU-4171 on 11 February 2012. JS Makishima on 11 February 2012. JS Kumejima on 11 February 2012. JS Setoyuki and JS Shimayuki

Sub Area Activity Hanshin