Category:Mogami Class

This category contains all ships in Mogami Class.

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Mogami Class
ID	Ship	Name (en)	Name (jp)	Type	Class N°
70		Mogami	最上	CA	1	59	69	128	59	false	39	10	41	59	69	2, 2, 2	40	65
73		Mogami Kai	最上改	CAV	1	75	69	144	64	false	59	10	50	71	69	5, 6, 5, 11	50	55
501		Mogami Kai Ni	最上改二	CAV	1	76	88	164	86	false	86	18	60	77	83	2, 2, 6, 14	55	60
506		Mogami Kai Ni Toku	最上改二特	CAV	1	81	90	171	86	false	80	18	61	78	81	2, 2, 7, 3	55	70
120		Mikuma	三隈	CA	2	59	69	128	59	false	39	5	40	59	62	2, 2, 2	40	65
121		Mikuma Kai	三隈改	CAV	2	77	69	146	61	false	61	10	50	71	69	5, 6, 6, 9	50	55
502		Mikuma Kai Ni	三隈改二	CAV	2	77	87	164	83	false	82	12	59	73	80	2, 3, 6, 13	55	60
507		Mikuma Kai Ni Toku	三隈改二特	AV	2	78	92	170	88	false	89	12	59	75	75	2, 3, 6, 2	60	75
124		Suzuya	鈴谷	CA	3	59	69	128	59	false	39	5	40	59	62	2, 2, 2	40	65
129		Suzuya Kai	鈴谷改	CAV	3	75	69	144	59	false	59	10	50	72	69	5, 6, 5, 6	50	55
503		Suzuya Kai Ni	鈴谷改二	CAV	3	76	88	164	85	0	83	14	61	74	82	3, 3, 7, 11	55	60
508		Suzuya Kou Kai Ni	鈴谷航改二	CVL	3	59	false	59	87	0	85	13	61	74	83	17, 22, 18, 4	60	55
125		Kumano	熊野	CA	4	59	69	128	59	false	39	5	40	59	62	2, 2, 2	40	65
130		Kumano Kai	熊野改	CAV	4	75	69	144	59	false	59	10	50	72	69	5, 6, 5, 6	50	55
504		Kumano Kai Ni	熊野改二	CAV	4	76	87	163	84	false	81	13	62	75	81	3, 3, 7, 11	55	60
509		Kumano Kou Kai Ni	熊野航改二	CVL	4	58	false	58	86	false	83	12	62	75	82	17, 22, 18, 4	60	55

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Trivia

The Mogami-class heavy cruisers were preceded by the Takao-class heavy cruisers and were designed within the restrictions of the Washington Naval Treaty. After Japan refused to recognize the treaty, however, they were modernized with heavier armor and greater armaments, which included swapping her original triple 155 mm gun turrets with twin 203 mm gun turrets; these swaps were possible because the Japanese Navy designed the Mogami-class ships specifically with this potential in mind.

The Mogami-class have been seen by naval architects as a design failure. The IJN's Naval staff insisted that each new class be superior to anything else in its category, yet designers strove to stay in compliance with treaty regulations. As a result, the initial construction of these ships was overly light; within their first few years of service, all four had to be reconstructed to remain seaworthy. They were also unstable seaboats due to excessive top-weight and their welded seams cracked under the stress of firing their own main guns.

While the Mogami-class ships were generally not considered to be a major improvement from the predecessor Takao-class ships, they were nevertheless used heavily during the Pacific War, and the experience gained from the Mogami-class design at least partially contributed to the subsequent successful Tone-class design.