Order of battle for Amoy Operation
Order of battle for Amoy Operation May 10–12, 1938

Japan 

Amoy Operation May 10–12, 1938

5th Fleet - Vice Admiral Koichi Shiozawa
 9th Sentai - ?
 Myōkō [heavy cruiser]
 Armament: 10–20 cm/50cal gun (2x5), 8-12.7 cm/40cal AA gun (2x4), 4-13.2mm AA, 8–61 cm TT 	(4x2), 2 aircraft
 Tama [Light cruiser]
 Armament 7–14 cm/50cal gun, 2–8 cm/40cal AA gun, 8–53 cm TT, 48 mines
 10th Sentai - ?
 Tenryū [Light cruiser]
 Armament: 4–14 cm/50cal gun, 3–8 cm/40cal AA gun, 6–53 cm TT (3x2)
 Tatsuta [Light cruiser]
 Armament: 4–14 cm/50cal gun, 3–8 cm/40cal AA gun, 6–53 cm TT (3x2)
 1st Gunboat Unit
 4 gunboats?
 1st Air Sentai - ? *
 Kaga [aircraft carrier]
 90 aircraft
 Fighter daitai - ? Nakajima A2N, ? Type 95 Mitsubishi A5M
 Bomber Daitai - ? ( Aichi D1A1s, A2's) carrier bombers 
 Attack daitai - ? Mitsubishi B2M, ? Type 96 Yokosuka B4Y1 Torpedo bomber 
 3rd Air Sentai -? *
 Kamoi seaplane tender
 12 aircraft [probably NAKAJIMA TYPE 95 RECON SEAPLANE (E8N1-DAVE)]
 2nd Combined SNLF
 Yokosuka 2nd SNLF
 Kure 3rd SNLF
 Sasebo 7th SNLF
 Kinmen (Quemoy) Garrison
 1st Garrison Unit

Notes
 Earlier in the Shanghai campaign the 1st Air Sentai had an escort of a 30th Tai of 4 destroyers. Formerly Kamoi had an escort of 28th Tai of 4 destroyers also. It is likely they had similar if not the same escorts here.  
 From: History of The Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
 5/10 11 Ships and 18 planes bombarded Ho-to and Ao-tou. 20 motor boats landed infantry at Wu-tung.
 5/11 More landings at Huang-tso and Ta-tao. 3 destroyers and 2 Gunboats attacked the fortress there to cover the landings. This indicates there was at least one Tai of destroyers with this operation.

China 

Amoy Defense Operation May 10–12, 1938

Amoy Area - Director, Fukien Pacification HQ. - Chen Yi
 75th Division - Han Wen-ying
 Amoy fortress Command - Kao Hsien-shen
 Pai-shih Fortress
 Yu-tse-wei Fortress (naval garrison)
 2 Batteries of Fortress Garrison Forces
 Hui-li-shan battery
 Pan-shih battery

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