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Itō Sukeyuki
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Empire's Beiyang Fleet led by Admiral Ding Ruchang, notably at the Battle of the Yellow Sea . On 11 May 1895, Itō became Chief of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Izumrud-class cruiser
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and not be caught off guard. Novik would later be a part of the Battle of the Yellow Sea on 10 August 1904, however after outrunning her opponents for some
Japanese cruiser Yoshino
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continued to participate in the First Sino-Japanese War, including the Battle of the Yellow Sea on 17 September 1894. Yoshino served as flagship for Japanese Admiral
Chinese ironclad Pingyuan
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was Heiyen. As part of the Beiyang Fleet, Pingyuan was at the Battle of the Yellow Sea /Yalu River during the First Sino-Japanese War. It was a Chinese
John Wilson (Swedish sailor)
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Maru, a transport ship and was involved in the Battle of Yalu (Battle of the Yellow Sea on 17 September 1894, carrying Vice-Admiral Kabayama Sukenori,
Tokichi Setoguchi
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Self-Defense Force. 1914: Nipponkai Kaisen 1941: Mamore Taiheiyo Battle of the Yellow Sea - text: Takeki Owada Flag of the Naval Ensign - text: Takeki Owada
Beiyang Fleet
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when the Dingyuan fired its 10-inch guns at the beginning of the battle of the Yellow Sea its flying bridge flew sending Admiral Ding and Tyler flying along
Tsai Tingkan
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age of 27, and rose to the rank of commander. During the first Battle of the Yellow Sea , in Sino-Japanese War, September 1894, he commanded a torpedo boat
Philo McGiffin
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McGiffin's personal belongings including: his uniform jacket from the Battle of the Yellow Sea , sword and porcelain collection. In 1947, the Pennsylvania Historical
List of conflicts in Asia
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1904–1905 Battle of Port Arthur 1904 Battle of Yalu River 1904 Battle of the Yellow Sea 1904 Battle of Nanshan 1904 Battle of Shantung 1904 Battle of Dairen
Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery
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in action, during the First Sino-Japanese War Kobe City 59 The Battle of the Yellow Sea 日清役黄海海戦 Nisshin'eki Kō-kai kaisen 17 September 1894 Ōta Kijirō