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DD-960 Akizuki
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| 84k | Akizuki (DD-161, ex-DD-960) underway circa 1961, location unknown. Photo Japanese Maritime Defence Force, Official. Akizuki means Autumn Moon. Photo from "Jane's Fighting Ships, 1961-62 edition". | Robert Hurst |
| 178k | Destroyer Akizuki, (DD-161) entering port on 25 September 1963, location unknown. Photo courtesy CPL Collection. photo and text from "Conway's All The World's Fighting Ships 1947-1982 Part 1: Western Powers" Editor Robert Gardiner. | Darryl Baker |
DD-961 Teruzuki
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| 200k | Starboard broadside view of the Japanese destroyer Teruzuki (DD-162; ex-DD-961) circa 1966 at sea, location unknown. She and her sister Akizuki (DD-161; ex-DD-960) were built in Japanese shipyards as part of the United States 1957 Military Aid Program. Both ships were designed with a long forecastle hull and served as flotilla leaders for senior officers. Teruzuki means ‘Shining Moon’. Skyfotos; 1967-68 Jane’s Fighting Ships. | Mike Green |