Kuma (boat)
See also: Kuma
The Kuma (球磨, 1919) was a Japanese cruiser light of the imperial Marine. It was the first representative of its class which included also the ships Tama, Kitakami, Oi and Kiso.
It was cast on January 10th, 1944 by the HMS Tally-Ho (P317) in the west of Penang
specifications
Displacement: 5 000 tons standard, 5 832 tons with full load
Length: 162,1 meters
Master-beam: 14,2 m
Draft: 4,8 m
Propulsion: 4 arms of propellers, turbines Gihon geared, 12 boilers, 90 000 CH
Speed: 36 nodes
Range: 9 000 miles with 10 nodes
Armaments: 7 guns of 140 mm, 2 guns of 79 mm, 8 torpedes of 533 mm, 48 mines
Complement: 450
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