
Several river gunboats survived the war and were ceded to the Republic of China; in 1949 some ended up in Communist hands. This page will cover the activities of 14 Imperial Navy river gunboats.
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Ataka(posted 8/14/10) |
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Seta(revised 6/10/2011) |
Toba (posted
10/16/2010 |
Futami(posted 10/30/10) |
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MOTH) (revised 9/7/07) |
LUZON) (posted 9/7/07) TATARA
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CARLOTTO) (posted 10/12/07) OKITSU
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REGULUS) |
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As with other small combatants, in some cases data for these vessels are incomplete and detailed data of their movements were not found. Readers with access to such missing data are requested to post the information and their sources on the Discussion and Questions board or at the IJN Ship Message Board.

Mr. Robert Hackett is a military historian and researcher. Retired from the United States Air Force and later from the aerospace industry, he resides in Florida.
Mr. Sander Kingsepp, a native of Estonia, is a free-lancing journalist, military historian and researcher. A talented linguist, Sander's translations of Japanese source materials have greatly enhanced these TROMs.
Mr. Peter Cundall is a maritime historian and researcher who specializes in merchant ships. He resides in Australia.
Questions to the authors concerning these TROMs should be posted on the Discussion and Questions board.

