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Title: A Chart of Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands, Author: HOBBS, J[ohn] S[tatton], Publisher: The Navigation Warehouse and Naval Academy.

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I found this and thought folks at least might find this napkinwaffe interesting :) So when the 'German Carriers?' threads rise their ugly heads at least...

Description According to the numerous sources and the two available photos of Shinano this was how she looked when torpedoed by USS Archerfish on that fateful day, 1944, November 29th. IJN Shinano was the 3rd ship of the Yamato class battleship, the largest capital ships to float on the world oceans until USS Forrestal and USS Enterprise commissioned. USS Forrestal while had larger full load displacement when commissioned in 1955 but Shinano was still leading with standard displacement which was only surpassed by the very first Nuclear Carrier: USS Enterprise in 1961! Shinano laid down as the 3rd sister ship of the Yamato class battleship whose construction started in 1940 May 4th and was steadily going till it was temporary halted after the attack on Pearl Harbour to investiage the requirements of Navy during the war. It was decided to launch her to clear the slipway for other vessels while her construction was continued though with a reduced workforce. After the battle of Midway ideas emerged to scrap or convert Shinano into either a giant oil tanker, full scale fleet carrier or maintenance and support carrier. Scrapping would took too much time and work, as an oil tanker it would be a waste of resources so the debate was about what kind of carrier conversion could be done. Vice Admiral Seiichi Iwamura wanted her as a mobile fortress for carrier forces eg a heavily armoured support carrier which don't have it's own air group but would support the carrier fleet and could take the beating of the enemy forces, while admiral Kami Shigenori wished for the hull to be converted into a full scale aircraft carrier for fleet operations. In the end Shinano's final mission was a sort of mix of the two, it would had a limited air group for self defence and striking ability while carrying a large number of disassembled aircraft for other carriers to use and replenish their forces which would imply extra pilots as well. Originally Shinano would follow of line of Taiho: Full armoured deck, closed armoured hangers outwards angled funnel and similar bridge structure, but after the loss of Taiho to fuel fire the design changed being the hanger became an open one with multiple side opening though which could be closed in case of bad weather. The conversion was preceding steadily but as the war situation worsened and skilled construction personal was at high demand the schedule set by the Admiralty could not be met which resulted in an increase pace of lower quality workmanship by the Yokosuka Naval Yard's builders. The ship was launched in early october and after various trials and tests including testing the flight deck with various aricrafts like N1K-J Shiden land based fighters, it was decided to move the ship to a different yard for fitting out for completion at the Kure Naval Yard in mid-late November that year despite the home water was swarming with enemy submarines...   The design had the following characteristics: Dimensions: 244 (pp) x 256 (wl) x 266 (oa) x 36,3 x 10,3 meters Displacement: 62.000tons (standard), 71.890tons (full load) Armour: 400mm Belt at Magazines, 160mm at Machinery inclined at 20 degrees, 190mm Deck over Magazines and 100mm over Machinery, 230mm Slopes, 76mm Flight deck Engines: 150.000shp Kanpon Steam Turbines, 4 shafts Range: 18.500km at 33km/h (10.000nm at 18knots) Speed: 50km/h (27knots) Armaments: 8x2 12,7cm/40 Type 89 DP-AA Guns, 35x3,40x1 25mm Type 96 AA Guns, 12x21 12cm Type 5 AA Rockets Aircraft Capacity: Hanger: maximum 60 aircraft plus around 10 on deck. Sensors: Type 13 Air search radars (two sets on the mainmast) Type 21 Air search radars (on top of the bridge and on the aft part of the island superstructure)

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Puerto Princesa - Four medical missions were conducted by SM Foundation in collaboration with its program partners in Palawan last week to coincide with the turnover and inauguration of the Naval Station Apolinario Jalandoon Medical Dispensary (NSAJ MD) and the Barangay Irawan Birthing Facility.  Partners in all four medical and…

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Se desconoce el origen de esta población, aunque se supone muy antigua, por haberse encontrado en ella restos de la época prehistórica. Conocido hasta el siglo XIII, bajo dominio Arabe, con el nombre de Puerto de Santa Catalina, formando parte del territorio de Sulyar (valle del Oro). Años más tarde, tras la conquista de Mallorca por el Rey Jaime I el Conquistador. Pasó a ser del Reino de Aragón cambiando el nombre al de Puerto de Sóller. El Puerto ha sido distrito marítimo de la costa nor-oeste. Que se extiende desde la Isla de la Dragonera, hasta el Cabo de Formentor. Teniendo desde siempre una importancia crucial, fue empleado desde el siglo XIII, como un peaje obligado, en los viajes entre la isla y otros continentes. Vio como sus tierras sufrían los cambios de cada una de las etapas de la historia. Desde 1399 comenzó un comercio de víveres (principalmente los productos de la agricultura local) y materias primas con destino a: La Península Ibérica, sur de Francia, Italia, norte de Africa, Puerto Rico y otros destinos más próximos. Durante todos estos años se vieron amenazados por continuos ataques de bandidos sarracenos, que saqueaban toda la costa.  Por ello se tuvieron que poner medidas defensivas (construcción de torreones, instaurar milicias entre otras) hasta la abolición de la piratería. De estas incursiones nos queda: Un simulacro de una incursión sarracena, que anualmente se celebra en la localidad. La cual da origen a "Es Firó", una de las fiestas más carismáticas de la región. También nos quedan varios torreones de vigilancia, que nos recuerdan aquellas incursiones. Ahora por su situación se han convertido en unas de las excursiones más bonitas (preciosas vistas) de la zona. Destacando la de la Torre Picada. Ya entrando en la Edad Moderna y debido a un crecimiento del comercio marítimo. El Puerto de Sóller llegó a tener en el siglo XVIII una amplia flota de: Barcos mercantes, de pesca e incluso varias líneas marítimas regulares (algunas de ellas de pasajeros). Teniendo que acondicionarlo, con nuevos muelles e instalaciones. Todo este desarrollo del núcleo como puerto comercial se vio frustrado al estallar la Guerra Civil (1936-39). Sus muelles se vieron militarizados, creándose distintas construcciones para desempeñar la tarea de Base de Aprovisionamiento.  Pasado un tiempo se creó la Escuela de Armas Submarinas (formación de Oficiales y Suboficiales Torpederos) y el Centro de Rastreo de Minas. Todo esto vio como a partir de 1971 quedaba reducido a un pequeño destacamento naval sin armamento. Después de la Guerra Civil el comercio marítimo era casi nulo, viéndose reactivado por la Expansión Turística. Está transformó toda la región con la construcción de: Hoteles, restaurantes, bares y demás comercios. Se potenció así el sector servicios, en deterioro de la industria existente en Sóller. Este Boom se vio frenado por la reconversión turística en la década de los 80. Tras esta algunos hoteles, restaurantes... Tuvieron que cerrar. Los restantes se vieron obligados a remodelar sus instalaciones y servicios para ofrecer la calidad que se les exigía. El Pto. de Soller y el Puig de Balitx. Lamina de Die Balearen del Archiduque Luis Salvador 1910.  Al fondo puede verse el vapor Villa de Soller   1925. El vapor Maria Mercedes de la compañia "Navegación Sollerense" 1914.   El "pailebot" Miguel Caldentey El antiguo tranvia que une el puerto con el pueblo de Soller

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