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Ron Eisele on Twitter: "7 April 1945. The Japanese battleship Yamato, the largest battleship ever constructed, was sunk by American aeroplanes 200 miles north of Okinawa while en-route to a suicide mission
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The End of the Yamato. 1945. 4. 7 Operation 'Ten Go'
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What Was Operation Ten-Go? The Last Japanese Naval Action of World War Two | History Hit
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Operation Ten-Go - Wikipedia
The Superbattleship Yamato in Operation Ten-ichi-go - Warfare History Network
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IJN YAMATO Operation Ten-Go - Modern Warships - YouTube
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Operation Ten-Go - Wikipedia
IJN Battleship YAMATO 1945 (Operation Ten-Go) Pit-Road W-200
