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Shōkaku is a Japanese aircraft carrier that served in World War II
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Shōkaku class aircraft carrier.
After the battle he was transferred to the carrier Shōkaku.
The resulting damage required Shōkaku to return to Japan for major repairs.
In return the Americans damaged the Shōkaku.
The Japanese had two fleet carriers Shōkaku and Zuikaku and the light carrier Ryūjō.
Japanese aircraft carrier Shōkaku.
Aircraft from Shōkaku and Zuikaku sank the latter, but did not attack the tug.
It was centered on the new aircraft carriers Shōkaku and Zuikaku.
Template, Shōkaku class aircraft carrier.
The carrier search aircraft included four from Shōkaku and three from Zuikaku.
Later that morning, Shōkaku was torpedoed by a different submarine, USS Cavalla.
The Japanese aircraft carrier Shōkaku was commissioned.
His command contained the two brand-new aircraft carriers Zuikaku and Shōkaku.
Ushio subsequently escorted aircraft carrier Shōkaku to Truk, at the Battle of the Coral Sea.
Shōkaku was hit, but not damaged below waterline ; it slunk away.
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Zuikaku and her escorts turned towards Rabaul while Shōkaku headed for Japan.
June - Shōkaku and Taihō sunk in action.
Furutaka and Kinugasa, undamaged in the battle, escorted Shōkaku back to Truk.
June - Shōkaku launched.
The strike by 84 aircraft from Lexington and Yorktown badly damages Shōkaku.
August - Shōkaku commissioned.
August 1942, Shōkaku and Zuikaku, along with their aircraft units and a number of destroyers.
Two minutes later, a Shōkaku plane saw TF 17 and told Hara.
Two minutes later, a Shōkaku search plane commanded by Kenzō Kanno sighted TF 17 and notified Hara.
