imperial japanese navy award badge

  1. Yokosuka Naval Gunnery School 96th Advanced Course of Medium Caliber Artillery Graduation Сommemorative Watch Fob/横須賀海軍砲術學校第九十六期高等科砲術練習生(中口経班)卒業記念章

    93rd Advanced Course https://asiamedals.info/threads/naval-gunnery-school-93rd-advanced-artillery-course-graduation-sommemorative-watch-fob.29253/. 95rd Advanced Course...
  2. Kasumigaura Navy Air Corps Award and Commemorative Badges and Watch Fobs/露ヶ浦海軍航空隊賞記念章

    After the Russo-Japanese War, realizing the needs of aircraft in order to modernize the military, Japan started flight training after they built the Aerial Navigation Research Center in Oppama, Yokosuka. In 1916, Yokosuka Navy Air Corps, the first Navy Air Corps, was born. The Navy also...
  3. Yokosuka Naval Gunnery School 95th Advanced Course of Medium Caliber Artillery Graduation Сommemorative Watch Fob/横須賀海軍砲術學校第九十五期高等科砲術練習生(中口経班)卒業記念章

    93rd Advanced Course https://asiamedals.info/threads/naval-gunnery-school-93rd-advanced-artillery-course-graduation-sommemorative-watch-fob.29253/. 96th Advanced Course...
  4. Naval Engineering School Award Medals/海軍機関学校牌

    Naval Engineering School /Kaigun Kikan Gakkō/ specialized in training naval engineering officers and NCOs. Originally Naval Engineering School was established in 1881 and was merged into the Naval Academy in 1887. In 1893 the Naval Engineering School was reestablished. It was abolished in 1945...
  5. Navy Short-Term Active Service Completion Badge/海軍短期現役兵終了章

    Graduates of some Japanese civilian universities (military medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, technology, accounting and legal affairs) were eligible for a short-term service in the Imperial Navy. They were awarded the rank of junior officer and worked in their specialty for two (rather than the...
Top