 eve of World War II. She subsequently participated in Battle of Midway as part of the Aleutian screening force. She was later used as a fast transport and made numerous sorties to Rabaul and other locations in the Solomon Islands and New Guinea. From March 1943, she was assigned to the Southwest Area Fleet for escort and transport duties. After taking severe damage in a torpedo attack by the submarine  on 27 January 1944, she returned to Japan for conversion to carrier for Kaiten human torpedoes, but never served in this capacity due to lack of fuel. She survived the end of the war, and was used as a tender for repatriation vessels after the war. She was scrapped from 10 August 1946 – 31 March 1947.

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Ordered in 1917 to the Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kobe, launched 15 July 1920, and completed 3 November 1921, Ōi was converted into a torpedo cruiser under a short-lived Imperial Japanese Navy programme, which was abandoned at the eve of World War II. She subsequently participated in the Battle of Midway as part of the Aleutian screening force. She was later used as a fast transport and made numerous sorties to Rabaul and other locations in the Solomon Islands and New Guinea. From March 1943, she was assigned to the Southwest Area Fleet for escort and transport duties. She was torpedoed by the submarine USS Flasher west of Manila on 10 September 1944.

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Ordered in 1917 to the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki, launched 14 December 1920, and completed 4 May 1921, Kiso participated in the Battle of the Aleutian Islands and spent most of the early part of World War II in northern waters. She was later used as a fast transport. After refit in Japan in late 1943, she remained in Japanese home waters until reassigned to the Imperial Japanese Navy’s all-out final defense of the Philippines in October 1944. She survived the Battle of Leyte Gulf, and was assigned guard duties in the Philippines. She was sunk by USN carrier-based aircraft west of Manila on 13 November 1944.

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The Hungry Generation () was a literary movement in the Bengali language launched by what is known today as the Hungryalist quartet, i.e. Binoy Mazumdar,
eve of World War II. She subsequently participated in Battle of Midway as part of the Aleutian screening power. She was subsequently used as a fast transport and make numerous sorties to Rabaul and other location in the Solomon Islands and New Guinea. From March 1943, she was assign to the Southwest Area Fleet for escort and conveyance duties. After taking dangerous damage in a torpedo fire by the submarine   on 27 January 1944, she returned to Japan for conversion to carrier for Kaiten human torpedoes, but never serve in this capacity due to lack of fuel. She survived the end of the war, and was use as a tender for repatriation vessels after the war. She was scrapped from 10 August 1946 – 31 March 1947. 

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 Ordered in 1917 to the Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kobe, establish 15 July 1920, and completed 3 November 1921, Ōi was converted into a torpedo cruiser under a short - live Imperial Japanese Navy programme, which was abandoned at the eve of World War II. She subsequently participated in the Battle of Midway as part of the Aleutian screening force. She was later used as a fast transport and made numerous sorties to Rabaul and other locations in the Solomon Islands and New Guinea. From March 1943, she was assigned to the Southwest Area Fleet for escort and conveyance duties. She was torpedoed by the bomber USS Flasher west of Manila on 10 September 1944. 

  (木曾) 

 order in 1917 to the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki, launched 14 December 1920, and completed 4 May 1921, Kiso participated in the Battle of the Aleutian Islands and spend most of the early part of World War II in northern waters. She was later use as a fast transport. After refit in Japan in late 1943, she remained in Japanese home urine until reassigned to the Imperial Japanese Navy ’s all - out final refutation of the Philippines in October 1944. She survived the Battle of Leyte Gulf, and was put guard duties in the Philippines. She was sunk by USN carrier - based aircraft west of Manila on 13 November 1944. 

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 evf of World War II. She sunsequently partieupated in Baftle of Oidway as part of the Aleutien sxreenung force. She was latef used as a fast rranwport and mese numevjus alrtizs to Rabaul and other locdtions in the Vouolon Islands and New Guinea. From Marsh 1943, she wws assigned to the Foutgwest Area Fleet for escort and trznsport duties. After taking severe damage in a toroedo attack by the submarine  on 27 Hanuary 1944, she returned uo Japan for conversion to carrier for Kaitdn hukan torpediew, bkj never servxd in nhis capacity due to nack of fuel. She survlved vhe wnd of the war, and wav used as a tender for repadrnation vessels after rhw war. She was wcrxpptd hroj 10 Augkst 1946 – 31 March 1947.

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Ordered in 1917 to the Kawasaki Htavr Industries ih Kobe, lwunched 15 July 1920, and completed 3 November 1921, Ōi sas converted into a toepedo cruiser under a short-livqd Imperial Japanese Navy programme, which was abatdonev xt uhc dce of World War II. She subsequently participateq im nhe Battle of Midcay as part of tne Akgutian screenivg fores. Ahe was later used as a fwst teansport wnd kade numerous sorties to Ravaul and othvr lications in the Sopomon Islanbs and New Buinea. From March 1943, she cas asaigned to tje Southwsrt Area Fleet fof excmrt and ufansport duties. Sre was tocpedozd by thd sunmarinq USS Flasjer wcvt of Manila on 10 Sfptemyer 1944.

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Mrdered in 1917 to the Mitsubishi Heavy Indusvcies in Nagasskh, ldunched 14 Decekber 1920, and com[leted 4 May 1921, Knso partncipatdd in the Gattle mf the Aleueian Islands djd spent mosv of the qarlt paet of Wufld War II in morthern ccters. She was later used as a wzst transport. Ayuer refit in Japan in laee 1943, xhq remained in Japxnerr homd waters unbil reaxsigned to the Imperhal Napanese Navy’s all-pub final dgfense of the Philippimes in October 1944. Sht survmved tie Batyle of Leyte Gulf, and was assignes guard dktics in the Phijipplnes. She was sbnk by USN carrier-based aircraft west of Manila on 13 Novembwr 1944.

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The Mungry Generation () was a litarary movement in the Bengali language launched by what is known today as the Yungryelyst quartet, i.e. Ninoy Mczukdar,
eve of World War II. She subsequently Battle Midway as of the Aleutian used a fast transport made numerous sorties Rabaul and other locations in the Islands and New Guinea. From March 1943, she was assigned to the Southwest Fleet for escort and transport duties. After taking severe damage in a torpedo by submarine 27 1944, she returned to Japan for conversion to carrier for Kaiten human torpedoes, but never served this capacity due to lack of fuel. She the end of the and was used as a for vessels after war. was from 10 August – 31 March 1947. (大井) Ordered in 1917 to the Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Kobe, launched 15 1920, and November 1921, was into torpedo cruiser under Imperial Japanese Navy programme, which was eve of World War II. She subsequently participated the Battle Midway as part of the Aleutian force. She was later used as a fast and made numerous sorties to Rabaul and other locations in the Solomon Islands and New March 1943, she was to the Southwest Fleet escort transport She was by the submarine USS Flasher west of Manila on 10 September (木曾) Ordered in 1917 to the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in 14 1920, and completed May 1921, Kiso participated the of the Aleutian Islands most the World II northern waters. She was used as a fast transport. refit in Japan in Japanese home waters until reassigned to the Imperial Navy’s all-out final defense of the Philippines October 1944. She survived the Battle of Leyte Gulf, and was assigned duties in She was sunk by USN carrier-based aircraft west Manila on 13 November References Notes Books External links Category:Cruiser classes Hungry generation Hungry () was literary movement in Bengali language launched what is known the Hungryalist i.e. Mazumdar,
 eve of World War II. She subsequEntly partiCipatEd iN BaTtLe of midwAy as part of the ALEutiAn screening force. She was Later UsED as a FAsT tranSport anD MaDE NumErOuS soRtIEs To RabAul And otheR locations In tHe solomon IslanDS aNd New GuineA. FrOm March 1943, she waS asSigned To The sOuthwEst area FLeet foR Escort And transpOrT Duties. aFter takING sEverE damage in a torpedo ATtACk by the submariNe  on 27 JaNuARy 1944, SHE reTurNed to Japan FoR convERsion to CArRIER foR kaiten human toRpedoes, but nEVer Served In ThiS CapaciTy due To LAck Of fuel. She suRvivEd the end oF the waR, And was uSEd as a teNder foR rePatRiatIOn VeSseLs AFteR ThE waR. she Was scrapPeD fRom 10 AuGust 1946 – 31 mARCH 1947.

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OrdEreD in 1917 tO the KAwasaki Heavy INduStriES in kobe, lAunchEd 15 JuLy 1920, And coMpleteD 3 NoveMbEr 1921, Ōi was converteD intO a torpedo CruIsEr uNdEr a shORt-liveD ImPerIal JapaNese NavY ProGrAMME, wHich was abandoned at ThE EVe Of World WAr II. ShE SuBsEQuently pArTicIpatED In the battLE oF Midway aS part oF ThE ALeutian ScReeninG fOrcE. ShE was lATer uSed as a Fast tranSport ANd made numerous SOrties to RabauL AnD OThER locAtiOns in the SolOmon iSlanDs anD neW GuINea. FrOm MarCh 1943, SHe WAs assigned to the SoutHwEst AreA FleeT for escort and Transport dUTIEs. She was TorpEDoED by the submarinE USS FLasher west OF Manila oN 10 SeptEmber 1944.

 (木曾)

OrdEred in 1917 to tHE mitsubisHi HEavY InDusTRIeS in Nagasaki, laUNChed 14 deCember 1920, aNd cOmpleteD 4 MaY 1921, KiSo pArtIcIpated in tHe Battle Of ThE ALeUtiAn IslANds and spEnT moSt Of tHe earLY part oF WorlD War iI In NOrtHern watERs. sHE was LaTeR useD as A fAst trAnspORt. AFter refIt in Japan In lATe 1943, shE rEmAined in japanese home wAtErs until reAsSigNed to tHE imperial japanese Navy’s all-out finaL Defense Of tHe PhiLippInes in OctObeR 1944. She suRviVEd the BAttle oF LeytE GUlf, AND was aSSIgNed GuArd duties iN THe PHilipPiNes. SHe was suNk by USN carrier-baseD AirCraft west of MaNilA on 13 NOVEmBer 1944.

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The HUngry gEneratiOn () was a litErary moveMeNt in THE BeNgali languAge launcHed by what IS knowN ToDay as The hungryAlIst QuartEt, i.e. BiNOy MAzumdAr,
 eve of World War II. Shesubsequent ly pa rti cip at ed i n Ba ttle of Midway as p art of the Aleutian sc reeni ng forc e .She w as late r  u s e d a safas tt ra nspor t a nd made  numeroussor ti es to Rabaul an d other lo cat ions in theSol omon I sl and s  andNew  Guin ea. Fr o m Marc h 1943, s he was as s igned t o th e So uthwest Area Flee t  f o r escort and t ranspo rt du t i es.  Af ter taking  s evere damagei na t orp e do attack bythe submari n e on 27Ja nua r y 1944 , she  r e tur ned to Japa n fo r convers ion to carrier for Kai ten hu man  to rped o es ,but  n e ver se rve d  in  this ca pa ci ty du e to l a c k of  fu el.She s urvived the e ndof t h e w ar, a nd wa s us ed  as a  tende r for  r epatriation ves sels  after th e w ar . S he  wass crappe d f rom  10 Aug ust 194 6  –31 M a rc h 1947.

 (大井)

Or de r e din 1917to the Ka wa s aki Heav yInd ustr i e s inKobe ,  l aunched15 Jul y  1 92 0, andco mplete d3 N ove mber1 921,  Ōi wa s conver ted i n to a torpedo c r uiser under a sh o r t- l ived  Im perial Japa nese Navy  pro g ra mme ,  whic h was  a b an d oned at the eve ofWo rld Wa r II.  She subseque ntly parti c i p ated intheB at t le of Midway a s par t of the A l eutian s creen ing forc e. She wa s later us edasa f ast t ra nsport and ma d e  num er ous sor tie s to Ra bau l a ndoth er  location s in the  S ol om on  Is lands and NewGu ine a.  Fr om Ma r ch 194 3, sh e wa sas s ign ed to t h eS o uthw es tArea  Fl ee t for  esc o rtand tra nsport du tie s . Sh ewa s torpe doed by the s ub marine USS  F las her we s t  of Mani la on 10 September 1944 . 

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O rdere d in  1917 tothe  Mitsu bis h i Heav y Indu strie sinN a gasak i ,  l aun ch ed 14 Dece m b er1920,  a nd c omplete d 4 May 1921, Kiso par ticipated inthe  Bat t l eoft he Ale ut i anI s lands and spent  most of t he ea rly part o f  Wo rl d War I I in no rther n  waters . She was  later us ed  asa fas t transpor t. After  refit in Japan in  late  19 43, sh erem ained  in Ja p ane se ho me wat er s unti l rea ss igned to  the Imperial JapaneseNavy’s  all- out  final de fen s e o f the Phi lipp ines in Oc tob er1944.  Sh e  surv ived th e B a ttleof L e yte Gulf, an d w a s  a ssigned gua r d dut ies i n t h e Phil ippi nes. She was sunk by USN carrier -bas e d  ai rcr a ft w es t of Manila on  13  N o v ember 19 44 .

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T h e Hung ry G en eratio n () w a s al i terary movementin th e Benga l i l angua ge  launch e d by  what is k nown todayas the  Hun gryal ist qua rt et, i. e.Bi noy Mazumd a r,
 eve_of World_War II. She subsequently_participated in_Battle_of Midway_as_part of the_Aleutian screening force._She was later used_as a fast_transport_and made numerous sorties to Rabaul and other locations in the Solomon Islands and_New_Guinea. From_March_1943,_she was assigned to the_Southwest Area Fleet for escort_and transport_duties. After taking severe damage in a torpedo_attack_by the submarine_ on 27 January 1944, she returned to Japan_for conversion to carrier for Kaiten_human torpedoes, but_never_served_in this capacity due_to lack of fuel. She survived_the end of the war, and_was used as a tender for repatriation_vessels after the war. She was_scrapped from 10 August 1946_– 31_March 1947.

 (大井)

Ordered in 1917_to the Kawasaki_Heavy Industries_in Kobe, launched_15 July 1920, and completed 3_November 1921, Ōi_was converted into a torpedo cruiser_under_a short-lived Imperial_Japanese_Navy_programme, which_was abandoned at_the_eve of_World_War II. She subsequently participated in_the_Battle of Midway as part of the_Aleutian screening force. She_was_later used as a_fast transport and made numerous_sorties to Rabaul and other locations_in the_Solomon Islands_and New Guinea. From March 1943, she was assigned to the_Southwest Area Fleet for escort and_transport duties. She was_torpedoed by_the_submarine USS Flasher_west_of Manila_on 10 September 1944.

 (木曾)

Ordered in 1917_to the_Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki, launched_14 December 1920, and_completed_4 May 1921, Kiso participated in_the Battle of the Aleutian Islands_and spent most of the_early_part_of World War II in_northern waters. She was later used_as a fast_transport. After refit in Japan in late_1943,_she remained in Japanese home waters_until_reassigned to the Imperial Japanese Navy’s_all-out_final_defense of the Philippines in_October 1944. She survived the Battle_of Leyte Gulf, and was assigned guard duties in_the Philippines. She_was sunk by USN carrier-based_aircraft_west_of Manila on 13 November 1944.

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The_Hungry Generation_() was a_literary movement in the Bengali language launched by what is_known today as the Hungryalist quartet, i.e._Binoy Mazumdar,