Shirō Takasu
Japanese admiral and naval officer
Born
October 27th, 1884
140 years ago
Died
1944
81 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Military & Warriors
Country
Japan
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Served in the Imperial Japanese Navy, played a significant role in naval operations during World War II. Commanded the 1st Air Fleet and participated in key battles. Contributed to Japan's strategy in the Pacific Theater.
Commanded the 1st Air Fleet
Participated in battles such as the Battle of Midway
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