Z42

CountryGermany
Ship Class1936B-class Destroyer
Planned BuilderFriedrich Krupp Germaniawerft
Planned Yard Number643
Planned Slip/Drydock NumberV
Ordered1 Feb 1941

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This article refers to a planned ship that was not actually built.

ww2dbaseZ42 was the name given to the planned German Type 1936B destroyer, ordered in Feb 1941. She was cancelled later in the year, and the name Z42 would be reassigned to the Spähkreuzer 1938-class Scout Cruiser originally named SP3.

Last Major Revision: Jan 2021


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Cruisers Furutaka (foreground) and Kinugasa (background), circa early Nov 1941; note three white stripes on forward funnel and two E7K2 aircraft aboard Furutaka, both of which helped in determining the approximate date of this photograph

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"I have returned. By the grace of Almighty God, our forces stand again on Philippine soil."

General Douglas MacArthur at Leyte, 17 Oct 1944


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