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Kagerō Tier 8 japan Destroyer

Kagerō
Destroyer

About Kagerō

Japan avoided the limitations on ship tonnage by declining to sign the Second London Naval Treaty. As a result, new criteria were formulated for "cruiser-type" destroyers, emphasizing enhanced stability and sea endurance while maintaining the armament of "special type" destroyers. Laid down in September 1937, Kagerō played a role in World War II, engaging in combat near the eastern Solomon Islands and Santa Cruz Islands and participating in the Battles of Guadalcanal and Tassafaronga.

Basic Statistics

Survivability
Hit Points 13300
Maneuverability
Maximum Speed 35.0 knots
Turning Radius 640 m
Rudder Shift Time 4.0 s
Concealment
Surface Detectability 6.6 km
Air Detectability 3.1 km

Main Battery

Gun Performance
Range 8.6 km
Reload Time 7.0 s
180° Rotation Time 26.1 s
Maximum Dispersion 79 m
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Torpedoes

Torpedo Performance
Range 10.0 km
Reload Time 101 s
Maximum Damage 17233
Torpedo Speed 62 knots

Secondary Battery

Secondary Guns
Range 0.0 km

Anti-Aircraft Defense

AA Guns
Total AA Defense 21
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Average Damage
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