30 Nov 1929
- Isoroku Yamamoto was promoted to the rank of rear admiral. ww2dbase [Main Article | CPC]
- Hiroaki Abe became a staff officer with Japanese Navy Destroyer Squadron 2. ww2dbase [Main Article | CPC]
- Chuichi Nagumo was promoted to the rank of captain and was given command of the light cruiser Naka. ww2dbase [Main Article | CPC]
- Nobutake Kondo was named the commanding officer of heavy cruiser Kako. ww2dbase [Main Article | CPC]
- Captain Chuichi Nagumo was named the commanding officer of Naka. ww2dbase [Main Article | Tabular Record of Movement | CPC]
- An unknown officer assumed command of Nachi. ww2dbase [Main Article | Tabular Record of Movement | CPC]
- Captain Sadae Chiya was named the commanding officer of Settsu. ww2dbase [Main Article | CPC]
- Rear Admiral Nobufusa Wada was made the commanding officer of Maizuru work department in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. ww2dbase [Main Article | CPC]
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