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Japanese Battleship Aki

Japanese Battleship Aki

Aki was the second of the two-ship class of Satsuma semi-dreadnoughts built for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Launched on 14 April 1907, she was commissioned on 11 March 1911. She saw no combat during the First World War and was disarmed in 1922 to comply with the Washington Treaty. In 1923 Aki was converted to a target ship and sunk in Tokyo Bay by battlecruiser Kongō and the battleship Hyūga on 2 September 1924.