Planned and Actual Tokko Naval Weapon Production, 1945-1946



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 Apr 1945
Actual		May 1945
Actual		Jun 1945
Actual		Apr-Jun 1945
Actual Total		Apr-Jun 1945
Planned		Jul-Sep 1945
Planned		Oct 1945-Mar 1946
Planned
Small Submarines022461420
Koryu121220441104301,000
Kairyu942741253005501,000
Kaiten664251159250  
Shinyo Type 1683162846681,2001,3501,000
Shinyo Type 5181167111459450900200
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Source(s):
Steven Zaloga, Kamikaze: Japanese Special Attack Weapons 1944-45

Added By:
C. Peter Chen





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