Shigeteru Yamazaki
| Shigeteru Yamazaki | |
|---|---|
 At the time of sailor entering | |
| The birth | 1893January 21 Kochi, Japan |
| Death | December 28, 1980 (87 years old death) |
| Position organization |  The Great Japanese Empire navy |
| Military career | 1914-1945 |
| The last rank | Vice-admiralty |
Shigeteru Yamazaki (I seem to make Yamazaki autumn, from January 21, 1893 to December 28, 1980) is a Japanese sailor. The last rank is vice-admiralty.
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Career
I am born as the eldest son of chief constable, Shigemitsu Yamazaki. Via Hainan Junior High School, I graduate from Naval Academy (the 41st) in December, 1913. The seating order is the 20th during 16th, graduation 118 during 120 entering. I appoint Second Lieutenant of navy in December in the next year. In November, 1920, I graduate from navy mine school advanced course and successively hold an instructor at navy diving school, "the thirteenth submarine" captain, the second diving squadron staff officer. In November, 1925, I graduated from the Naval Staff College (first grade 23 quarters). It becomes the assignment to the second special duty fleet in last years of World War I and is engaged in the cruise of the win submarine [1].
I successively hold each captain of "the 呂号第 18 submarine "・" 呂号第 67 submarine", first diving squadron staff officer, instructor at diving school, sea size instructor. In November, 1934, I became the 14th diving corps commander, and the 30th diving corps commander, sea size instructor, Imperial Headquarters press bureau first section manager, "Yakumo" captain, Shanghai area served the base corps chief of staff in particular. In November, 1940, it is promoted by a rear admiral.
I greeted the Pacific War as the second diving squadron commander. I pointed out that the usage of the submarine included an error on receiving dullness of the Operation submarine, and studying the cause as Naval General Staff entering a service. I successively held the first Commander diving squadron, Principal of diving school and, in May, 1944, became vice-admiralty. Through navy submarine director, I greeted the end of the war afterward as 特兵部長 and, in September, 1945, was admitted into reserve duty.
Book
- "Japan-U.S. five components sea fight" book publishing company
- "Reminiscent empire navy" book publishing company, 1977.
Source
- ^ "reminiscent empire Navy" Chapter 2
References
- Ikuhiko Hata edition "Japanese army and navy general encyclopedia" second edition, Tokyo University publication society, 2005.
- Misao Toyama edition "army and navy flag officer personnel affairs conspectus navy" cotton rose Publishing publication, 1981.
- Hideki Fukukawa "Japanese Navy flag officer dictionary" cotton rose Publishing publication, 2000.
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