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Listed here are the Japanese Tankettes and Light tanks that still exist today.
http://blair-military.blogspot.tw/2013/03/blog-post_8360.html
Type 97 Te-Ke National Armor and Cavalry Museum, Fort Benning, GA (USA)
This vehicle is currently stored and is not publicly visible
Type 97 Te-Ke Kokopo War Museum, Kokopo, Rabaul (Papua New Guinea)
This tank was previously on display outside the command bunker in Rabaul. In 1994, after the Rabaul volcano eruption, it was moved
to the Kokopo War Museum (Pacific Wrecks website)
http://legion-afv.narod.ru/Ha-Go_PoklonnayaGora.html
Type 95 Ha-Go The Cavalry Centre, Fort Adison, Saraburi (Thailand) running c.
http://sakurasakujapan.web.fc2.com/main03/weaponjpatank95typehago/95typehago.html
Type 95 Ha-Go National War Memorial, Pathum Thani, near Bangkok (Thailand)
praga - http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?183904-Japanese-tank-ha-go-type-95-in-nothern-Thailand
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ku3n-kym/heiki0/nakhsaw/nakhsaw.html
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~ku3n-kym/heiki0/thai95/thai95.html
Type 95 Ha-Go Royal Thai Army (RTA) Special Warfare Center at Ft. Narai, Lopburi
province (Thailand)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24513998@N07/9039338683/in/set-72157634121976890
Another Type 95 Ha-Go Royal Thai Army (RTA) Special Warfare Center at Ft. Narai,
Lopburi province (Thailand)
Type 95 Ha-Go U.S. Army Center for Military History Storage Facility
Anniston, AL (USA)
Previously part of the Aberdeen Proving Ground museum. This tank was captured on the Attu Island (Trevor Larkum)
Type 95 Ha-Go National Armor and Cavalry Museum, Fort Benning, GA (USA)
This vehicle is currently stored and is not publicly visible
booksandbones - http://media.photobucket.com/image/japanese%20tank/booksandbones/warmuseum096.jpg?o=34
http://wanderingdilettante.blogspot.fr/2011/03/last-japanese-tank-on-guam.html
"armyjunk"
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?126915-Destroyed-tanks/page88
Five or six Type 95 Ha-Go wrecks Satawan Atoll, Chuuk State (Micronesia)
The treds and armaments of these tanks are removed (Pacific Wrecks website)
Three Type 95 Ha-Go tanks Sunken in the near of the Chuuk Islands (Micronesia)
These tanks were was sunk on the Japanese Naval Ship "San Francisco Maru", in the Chuuk (a.k.a. Truk) Lagoon. The Maru was
sunk at the end of WWII, with "Operation Hailstone" in which the US Navy attacked the Japanese Imperial 4th Fleet stationed in Chuuk
Lagoon. In the blaze of battle, 15 Japanese naval ships, six tankers, 17 cargo ships, and 265 planes disappeared beneath the sea
(info. from various websites)
http://www.yamoskva.com/node/14784
armyjunk - http://www.com-central.net/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5523&start=45
armyjunk - http://www.com-central.net/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5523&start=45
Type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tank Near the Airai Village (Republic of Palau)
Al Kelly
Type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tank About 3km NW of the SeaBees Camp (Camp Katuu)
(Republic of Palau)
Al Kelly
Two type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tanks NW of the SeaBees Camp (Camp Katuu)
(Republic of Palau)
These two tanks are located down the hill, a little behind a Ka-Mi that is not buried. They are both partly buried, with rear pontoons
attached, and with an intake snorkel (Al Kelly)
Al Kelly
Third type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tanks NW of the SeaBees Camp (Camp Katuu)
(Republic of Palau)
This tank is also located down the hill, a little behind a Ka-Mi that is not buried. It is partly buried, with rear pontoons attached, and with
an intake snorkel (Al Kelly)
Al Kelly
Type 97 Pole Planter Kokopo War Museum, Kokopo, Rabaul (Papua New Guinea)
http://p.twipple.jp/0oA1Q
Unkown source
Roger Davis
http://www2.ezbbs.net/cgi/bbs?id=atf19450815&dd=13&p=11
http://www.myanmar.com/myanmartimes/MyanmarTimes15-300/n021.htm
Type 95 Ha-Go wreck intersection of Bogyoke and Pyi Daw Tha streets, Tamu (Burma)
The tank was uncovered in January 2006 in Tamu, upper Sagaing Division. A previous owner of the ground where the tank was
uncovered, 83-year-old U Se Nar, said the tank had been left behind by the Japanese Army when it departed Burma in 1945. He said
he buried the tank on the property in 1972, because the steel had no value at that moment (Myanman Times)
Two Type 95 Ha-Go hulls Kokopo War Museum, Kokopo, Rabaul (Papua New Guinea)
armyjunk - http://www.com-central.net/index.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5523&start=45
http://jyube.blog56.fc2.com/blog-entry-2414.html
Al Kelly, 2001
Al Kelly, 2001
Al Kelly, 2001
Al Kelly, 2001
Al Kelly, 2001
Al Kelly, 2001
Al Kelly, 2001
Type 95 Ha-Go wreck Banadero area, Saipan Island (Northern Mariana Islands)
http://www.kurilstour.ru/islands.shtml?photos_past
Glenn Williford
Some other Type 95 Ha-Go remains Tarawa (Gilbert and Ellice Islands)
http://ameblo.jp/yoshibilly/entry-11308443770.html
http://gorod.tomsk.ru/index-1270546071.php
http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=163027&start=45#p1765081
Type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tank hull Victory Park at Poklonnaya Gora, Moscow (Russia)
This tank was recovered from Shumshu, Kuril Islands, it belonged to one of group of the IJN Special Naval Landing Force (SNLF). It
was displayed unrestored for few months, and is now being restored
Glenn Williford
http://gigazine.net/news/20130728-95tank-wf2013s/
http://www.oocities.org/colosseum/bench/6511/_x1_O_OeED3O1a_P/APPNP/appnpaoo_uo_-_light_tank_type_.html
http://image.ohozaa.com/i0/pa060041.jpg
http://www.shimizusouichi.com/blog3/archives/001892.html
This work would not have been as complete as it is, without the great help of
Trevor Larkum and Allan Kelly, and their document Preserved Japanese Tanks, which
was released online for several years. Thanks to them for their researches.
This document is a synthesis of photos and information published on the web.
I would like to thank the people who took these photos and put them on their websites, or
sent them to me, and also those who helped me doing these lists (particularly people of
the AFV News Discussion Board). For any question, you can email me at
soldat_ryan@hotmail.com
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