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    Vice Admiral Baron Tomoshige Samejima (鮫島 具重, Samejima Tomoshige, April 8, 1889 – September 13, 1966), was an admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy during...
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  • admiral Tomoshige Samejima (鮫島具重) (1889-1966), Imperial Japanese Navy admiral Notable fictional characters with the surname include: Mamimi Samejima (サメジマ...
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    peerage system. He entered the reserves later that year. His son, Tomoshige Samejima was an admiral in the Imperial Japanese Navy in World War II, and...
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    greater numbers. When word of the landings reached Rabaul, Vice Admiral Tomoshige Samejima, Commander of the Japanese Eighth Fleet, immediately embarked 1,000...
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    Jinichi Kusaka from November 1931 through December 1932 and Captain Tomoshige Samejima from December 1932 to March 1934. With the start of the Second Sino-Japanese...
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    Kure Naval Arsenal on 28 July 1935. Her first captain was Captain Tomoshige Samejima, formerly captain of the cruiser Kitakami, who oversaw her completion...
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    advice and explanations for the respective General Staffs (Admiral Tomoshige Samejima replaced Mikawa as Eighth Fleet commander). Operation I-Go was to...
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  • (1880–1947) Chūichi Nagumo (1886–1944) Shōji Nishimura (1889–1944) Tomoshige Samejima (1889–1969) Satō Tetsutarō (1866–1942) Shigetarō Shimada (1883–1976)...
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    settlement of the 132-day newspaper strike had been reached. Died: Tomoshige Samejima, 77, former Admiral of the Imperial Japanese Navy The West German...
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  • Kazumoto Machijiri Viscount Kintomo Mushanokōji Baron Kōki Hirota Baron Tomoshige Samejima Baron Yoshitoshi Tokugawa Baron Mineo Ōsumi Baron Yoshimichi Hara...
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  • Admiral Shigeyoshi Inoue 11 Aug 1941 – 26 Oct 1942 Vice-Admiral Baron Tomoshige Samejima 26 Oct 1942 – 1 Apr 1943 Vice-Admiral Masami Kobayashi 1 Apr 1943...
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  • 1936-15 November 1940 Tadashige Daigo: 15 December 1938-20 October 1941 Tomoshige Samejima: 15 November 1939-26 October 1942 Eiichiro Jo: 15 November 1940-20...
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    and was reassigned to the IJN 8th Fleet under Vice Admiral, Baron Tomoshige Samejima. Nagara also returned to Maizuru for refit with a Type 21 air-search...
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    permission to surrender. Finally on 7 September, he and Vice-Admiral Tomoshige Samejima arrived at Torokina and formally surrendered to Savige. Potts returned...
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  • 1870) September 12 - Aketo Nakamura, general (b. 1889) September 13 - Tomoshige Samejima, admiral (b. 1889) November 9 - Jisaburō Ozawa, admiral (b. 1886)...
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    was relieved of the 8th Fleet command and replaced by Vice Admiral Tomoshige Samejima. Later in the war, the 8th Fleet headquarters staff was isolated on...
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    Fleet Commander-in-chief 14 July 1942 – 1 April 1943 Succeeded by Samejima Tomoshige Preceded by Koga Mineichi Yokosuka Naval District Acting Commander-in-chief...
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    1 December 1937 4 R.ADM Teizō Mitsunami 15 December 1937 5 R.ADM Tomoshige Samejima 1 September 1938 6 R.ADM Michitarō Totsuka 20 October 1939 7 R.ADM/V...
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    Department. Later that month, on 26 October 1942 Vice Admiral Baron Tomoshige Samejima assumed command of the Fourth Fleet. He was replaced on 1 April 1943...
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    briefly became a training ship before she was assigned to Rear Admiral Tomoshige Samejima's Second Carrier Division. In February 1938 the ship replaced her A4N...
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    Rank Name Date 1 R.ADM Tomoshige Samejima 1 December 1937 x disbanded 1 August 1938 x vacant post 1 April 1941 2 R.ADM Torao Kuwabara 10 April 1941 3 R...
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    Commander-in-chief August 11, 1941 – October 26, 1942 Succeeded by Samejima Tomoshige Preceded by Kusaka Jinichi Naval Academy Headmaster October 26, 1942...
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    in southern Bougainville where they formed part of Vice Admiral Tomoshige Samejima's 8th Fleet. These estimates were based on Ultra, augmented by documents...
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    Military offices Preceded by Samejima Tomoshige Commander-in-chief of the 4th Fleet 1 April 1943 - 19 February 1944 Succeeded by Hara Chūichi...
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    Kobayashi Masami 15 October 1941 Moizumi Shin'ichi 15 October 1941 Samejima Tomoshige 15 October 1941 Sukigara Tamazō 15 October 1941 Gotō Eiji 15 October...
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