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AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SQUADRON-JAPANESE NAVY

Seekadet I. Klasse-Otto Kasseroller Liniens Chiffs Arzt-Dr. Desider Bozoky Maschinenbetriebsleiter-W. de Lombardo Marinekommissariatsadjunkt-V. Kristan

K. UND K. MARINEDETACHEMENT IN PEKING UND TIENTSIN Korvettenkapitan-Eugen Mallinarich von

Silberground und Karolinensieg

Linienschiffsleutnant--Egon Graf Mels-

Colloredo

Liniens Chiffs Lt.-Richard Schoenthaler

(Tientsin)

Fregattenlentnant-Edgar Wassich Fregattenlentnant-Waldemar Hahn von

Hahnenbeck

Liniens Chiffs Arzt-Dr. Alfons von

Wittemberski

Linienschiffsart-Dr. J. Kraus (Tientsin) Marinekommissar-K. Goerig

JAPANESE NAVY

FIRST SQUADRON

Commander in chief-Vice-Admiral BARON G. IJUIN Commander-Vice-Admiral H. YAMADA

SECOND SQUADRON

Commander in chief-Vice-Admiral BARON S. DEWA Commander-Rear Admiral T. NOмOTO

SOUTH CHINA SQUADRON Commander-Rear-Admiral I. TERAGAKI

TRAINING SQUADRON

Commander-Rear-Admiral H. IJICHI

The ships in commission or launched consist of 13 battleships; 13 1st class cruisers; 9 2nd class cruisers; 8 3rd class cruisers; 2 1st class coast defence ships; 2 2nd class coast defence ships; 7 3rd class coast defence ships; 4 2nd class gun boats; 8 despatch boats; 2 torpedo depot ships; 55 destroyers; 77 torpedo-boats and 7 submarines. The following is a list of the larger vessels of the Fleet -

The ships with names in italics against them are slips captured from the Russians.. An asterisk indicates that the ships were built in Japanese yards,