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<blockquote data-quote="Hama" data-source="post: 786895" data-attributes="member: 69762"><p>Ah yeah I remember hearing about the <em>Sōya</em> but I must have forgotten it. I think her design was altered a bit a decade or two after the war?</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the info on <em>Mikasa </em>and <em>Hikawa</em>. I've read up a fair bit on both their histories before so hopefully I can supplement whatever's missing on English signs there with my own memory...</p><p>I had heard that too about <em>Mikasa</em> being cemented in place. I think she also went under some touch-ups a few years ago. This article says some US sailors helped repaint her (<a href="http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=47862">http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=47862</a>). Might be worth your trip back if you haven't seen her since the '80s.</p><p></p><p>Do you know how much has been done on the <em>Hikawa </em>to try and make her look like she was in her liner days? I've seen photos of a few of the passenger accomodation areas and they look pretty well done up, but I don't know about other areas like the bridge, passenger decks, crew's quarters, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hama, post: 786895, member: 69762"] Ah yeah I remember hearing about the [I]Sōya[/I] but I must have forgotten it. I think her design was altered a bit a decade or two after the war? Thanks for the info on [I]Mikasa [/I]and [I]Hikawa[/I]. I've read up a fair bit on both their histories before so hopefully I can supplement whatever's missing on English signs there with my own memory... I had heard that too about [I]Mikasa[/I] being cemented in place. I think she also went under some touch-ups a few years ago. This article says some US sailors helped repaint her ([URL]http://www.navy.mil/submit/display.asp?story_id=47862[/URL]). Might be worth your trip back if you haven't seen her since the '80s. Do you know how much has been done on the [I]Hikawa [/I]to try and make her look like she was in her liner days? I've seen photos of a few of the passenger accomodation areas and they look pretty well done up, but I don't know about other areas like the bridge, passenger decks, crew's quarters, etc. [/QUOTE]
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