In regards to the Japanese Light Cruiser Kumano
A principal characteristic of heavily armored Mogami class cruisers had been the use of fat saving techniques. This, however, led to issues the vessels general power and security. The Kumano, the last Mogami cruiser completed in 1937, was afterwards fitted with a sizable bulge, additionally the top deck was built narrower and less than the first two Mogami cruisers. The Kumano had been originally fitted with 15.5cm triple firearms, with a speed of 920m/sec., a max. range of 27,400m and a projection angle up to 55 levels. These 15.5cm triple weapons had been very respected by artillery experts. The Kumano participated in numerous battles during WWII like the Battle of Midway, the Battle of this Eastern Solomons, while the best naval battle of WWII, the Battle of Leyte Gulf, before suffering a simultaneous torpedo assault causing it to sink in Santa Cruz Bay in 1944.
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