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((Short description|Imperial Japanese Navy's Kawachi-class battleship))
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|Ship reclassified= Converted to target ship, 1924
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((nihongo|'''''Settsu'''''|摂津 |)) was the second and last of the ((sclass|Kawachi|battleship|0)) [[dreadnought battleship]]s built for the [[Imperial Japanese Navy]] (IJN) in the first decade of the 20th century. Following the [[Japanese ship-naming conventions]], ''Settsu'' was named after [[Settsu Province]],<ref>Silverstone, p. 336</ref> now a part of [[Osaka prefecture]]. During [[World War I]] she bombarded German fortifications at [[Qingdao]] during the [[siege of Qingdao]] in 1914, but saw no other combat. She was placed in [[Reserve fleet|reserve]] in 1919 and was disarmed in 1922 in accordance with the terms of the [[Washington Naval Treaty]].

Two years later, ''Settsu'' was converted into a [[target ship]] and she played a minor role at the beginning of the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]] in 1937. At the beginning of the [[Pacific War]] in 1941, the ship was used in an attempt to deceive the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] as to the locations and activities of the Japanese [[aircraft carrier]]s. ''Settsu'' reverted to her normal role as a target ship for the rest of the war; she was badly damaged when Allied aircraft carriers struck the naval base at [[Kure Naval District]] in July 1945. The ship was [[marine salvage|refloated]] after the war and [[ship breaking|scrapped]] in 1946–1947.

==Background==
[[File:Kawachi-classDrawing.jpg|thumb|left|Right elevation and plan of the ''Kawachi''-class battleships from [[Brassey's Naval Annual]] 1915]]
The ''Kawachi''-class was ordered on 22 June 1907 under the 1907 Warship Supplement Program after the [[Russo-Japanese War]] as Japan's first dreadnoughts,<ref name=l4>Lengerer 2006, p. 74</ref> although their construction was delayed by a severe [[depression (economics)|depression]].<ref name=g8/> Their design was based on the ((ship|Japanese battleship|Aki||2)) with a uniform ((convert|12|in|adj=on|0)) main-gun armament, although cost considerations prevented all the guns from having the same barrel length.<ref>Lengerer 2006, p. 73</ref>

==Design and description==
Unlike her [[sister ship]], ((ship|Japanese battleship|Kawachi||2)), ''Settsu'' had a [[clipper|clipper bow]] that made her ((convert|7|ft|m|1)) longer than her sister. The ship had an [[length overall|overall length]] of ((convert|533|ft|m|1)), a [[Beam (nautical)|beam]] of ((convert|84|ft|2|in|m|1)), and a normal [[Draft (hull)|draft]] of ((convert|27|ft|10|in|m|1)). She displaced ((convert|21443|LT|t|lk=in)) at normal load. Her crew ranged from 999 to 1100 officers and enlisted men. ''Settsu'' was fitted with a pair of [[license-built]] Curtis [[steam turbine]] sets, each set driving one propeller, using steam from 16 Miyabara [[water-tube boiler]]s. The turbines were rated at a total of ((convert|25000|shp|lk=in)) for a design speed of ((convert|21|kn)). She carried enough coal and [[fuel oil]] to give her a range of ((convert|2700|nmi|lk=in)) at a speed of ((convert|18|kn)).<ref name=j7>Jentschura, Jung & Mickel, p. 24</ref>

''Settsu''(('))s main armament consisted of four 50-[[caliber (artillery)|caliber]] [[BL 12 inch Mk XI – XII naval gun|12-inch 41st Year Type guns]] in two twin-[[gun turret]]s, one each fore and aft of the [[superstructure]], and eight 45-caliber [[EOC 12 inch/45 naval gun|12-inch 41st Year Type]] guns mounted in four twin-gun turrets, two on each side of the superstructure.<ref name=j7/> ''Settsu''(('))s [[secondary armament]] was ten 45-caliber [[15 cm/45 41st Year Type|6-inch/45 guns]], mounted in [[casemate]]s in the sides of the hull, and eight 40-caliber [[quick-firing gun|quick-firing (QF)]] [[QF 4.7-inch Gun Mk I–IV|4.7-inch 41st Year Type]] guns.<ref name=g8>Gardiner & Gray, p. 239</ref> The ship was also equipped with a dozen 40-caliber [[QF 12 pounder 12 cwt naval gun|3-inch 4th Year Type]] guns<ref name=j7/> and four others were used as [[saluting gun]]s.<ref>Lengerer 2006, p. 80</ref> In addition, the battleship was fitted with five submerged ((convert|18|in|adj=on|0)) [[torpedo tube]]s, two on each [[Broadside (naval)|broadside]] and one in the stern.<ref name=p6>Preston, p. 196</ref>

The [[waterline]] [[armor belt|main belt]] of the ship had a maximum thickness of 12 inches [[amidships]]. It tapered to a thickness of ((convert|5|in|mm|0)) at the ends of the ship.<ref name=g8/> A ((convert|6|in|0|adj=on)) [[strake]] of armor protected the casemates. The barbettes for the main guns were ((convert|9|-|11|in|mm|0)) thick. The armor of ''Settsu''(('))s main gun turrets had a maximum thickness of 11 inches. The [[Deck (ship)|deck]] armor was ((convert|29|mm|1|disp=flip)) thick and the [[conning tower]] was protected by 6 to 10 inches of armor.<ref>Lengerer 2006, pp. 76, 81</ref>

==Construction and career==
[[File:Japanese battleship Settsu in old postcard.jpg|thumb|left|A postcard of ''Settsu'' at speed]]
''Settsu'' was [[Keel laying|laid down]] at [[Kure Naval Arsenal]] on 18 January 1909. She was [[Ship naming and launching|launched]] on 30 March 1911<ref name=g8/> and completed on 1 July 1912 at a cost of [[¥]]11,010,000.<ref name=l4>Lengerer 2006, p. 74</ref> [[Captain (naval)|Captain]] [[Morihide Tanaka]] assumed command on 1 December and the ship was assigned to the First Squadron. She spent most of the following year training and patrolling off the coast of China. 
When World War I began in August 1914, ''Settsu'' was at [[Kure, Hiroshima|Kure]]. Together with her sister ''Kawachi'', she bombarded German fortifications in October–November 1914 during the final stage of the [[siege of Qingdao]]. ''Settsu'' was assigned to the First Squadron until 1 December 1916 when she was placed in reserve<ref name=hk>Hackett & Kingsepp</ref> for a refit at Kure.<ref name=p6/> Upon its completion on 1 December 1917, the ship was assigned to the Second Squadron until 23 July 1918 when she rejoined the First Squadron.<ref name=hk/> By this time, all 12 of the 3-inch 4th Year Type guns were removed and four 3-inch 4th Year Type [[anti-aircraft gun]]s were added. Two of the torpedo tubes were also removed.<ref name=j7/> On 28 October 1918, ''Settsu'' was the [[flagship]] for [[Emperor Taishō]] for the [[naval review]] held off [[Yokohama]] as well as the review held on 9 July 1919.<ref name=hk/>

''Settsu'' was placed in reserve on 6 November 1919 and reboilered during an [[wikt:overhaul|overhaul]] that lasted from 1 April 1920 to 21 August 1921.<ref name=hk/> While transporting [[Empress Teimei]] back to Tokyo after she toured several shrines where she prayed for the health of her husband, the ship was caught in a typhoon that forced her escorting [[destroyer]], ((ship|Japanese destroyer|Warabi||2)), ashore, but did not damage the battleship.<ref>((cite news|url=http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article48459562?searchTerm=settsu&searchLimits=l-category=Article|title=Storm Sweeps Japan|date=27 March 1922|work=Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW)|page=2|access-date=8 September 2013))</ref> She was disarmed in Kure in 1922 under the terms of the [[Washington Naval Treaty]]((#tag:ref|Originally Japan was going to be able to retain ''Settsu'' intact, but she was given up so that the IJN could keep the brand-new battleship ((ship|Japanese battleship|Mutsu||2)).<ref name=hk/>|group=Note)) and stricken from the [[navy list]] on 1 October 1923.<ref name=hk/> Her guns were turned over to the [[Imperial Japanese Army]] for use as [[coastal artillery]]; two of her main gun turrets were installed on [[Tsushima Island]], one each in 1929 and 1936.<ref>Gibbs, p. 217</ref> The rest of her guns were placed in reserve and scrapped in 1943.<ref>Gibbs & Tamura, pp. 192, 194</ref> The following year, she was converted into a [[target ship]] with the removal of one [[boiler room (ship)|boiler room]] and her center [[funnel (ship)|funnel]]. Her armor was reinforced to be able to absorb hits from ((convert|203|mm|in|0|adj=on|sp=us)) shells and ((convert|30|kg|lb|adj=on|sp=us)) practice bombs. These changes reduced her maximum speed to ((convert|16|kn)) and her displacement to ((convert|16130|LT|t))<ref name=hk/> In early February 1925, ''Settsu'' towed the incomplete [[hulk (ship)|hulk]] of the battleship ((ship|Japanese battleship|Tosa||2)), which had been used for gunnery and torpedo damage experiments, from Kure to the [[Bungo Channel]] where it was scuttled on 8 February.<ref>Lengerer 2010, pp. 25–26</ref>

[[File:May 4 1939, battleship Settsu at Sukumo Bay.jpg|thumb|left|''Settsu'' at Sukumo Bay as a radio-controlled target ship, 4 May 1939]]

Between October 1935 and 1937, ''Settsu'' was converted to [[radio-control]] which allowed her to be maneuvered by operators aboard the destroyer ((Ship|Japanese destroyer|Yakaze||2)). Armor on the deck, funnels, and [[bridge (nautical)|bridge]] was added to strengthen her ability to survive hits. 

In late August 1937, ''Settsu'', under the command of Captain [[Naomasa Sakonju]], transported a [[battalion]] of the Sasebo 4th [[Special Naval Landing Force]] to the Shanghai area in the early stages of the Second Sino-Japanese War. The troops were transferred offshore to the [[light cruiser]] ((ship|Japanese cruiser|Natori||2)) and the ''Yakaze'' for transportation up the [[Yangtze River]]. During 1940, the ship was modified to make it suitable to train carrier pilots, and was used extensively by bomber pilots practicing for the [[attack on Pearl Harbor]]. She participated in the fleet review by [[Emperor Hirohito]] on 11 October 1940 in [[Tokyo Bay]].<ref name=hk/>

[[File:Japanese battleship Settsu as target ship April 7 1940.jpg|thumb|''Settsu'' after her 1940 modification, Kure, 7 April 1940]]

At the beginning of the [[Pacific War]], ''Settsu'', under the command of Captain [[Chiaki Matsuda]] sailed from [[Taiwan under Japanese rule|Taiwan]] to the vicinity of the [[Philippines]] and simulated the radio traffic of all six aircraft carriers of the [[1st Air Fleet (Imperial Japanese Navy)|1st Air Fleet]] as well as the [[light carrier]]s ((ship|Japanese aircraft carrier|Zuihō||2)) and ((ship|Japanese aircraft carrier|Ryūjō||2)) in an effort to deceive Allied intelligence as to the locations and activities of the Japanese carriers.<!--how well did it work?--><ref name=hk/> For most of the rest of the war, she was stationed in the [[Seto Inland Sea|Inland Sea]] and used for bomb and torpedo training. In March–June 1944, she served as a target for the 522nd and 762nd Naval Air Groups. During this time, she was fitted with a number of license-built [[25 mm Hotchkiss anti-aircraft gun|Hotchkiss]] [[Type 96 25 mm AT/AA Gun|25&nbsp;mm Type 96]] light AA guns, [[depth charge]]s and a [[hydrophone]].<ref name=hk/>
[[File:Settsu sunk at Kure.jpg|thumb|''Settsu'' sunk at Etajima, October 1945]]
During the [[United States Navy|U.S. Navy]] [[Bombing of Kure (July 1945)|carrier air attack on Kure]] on 24 July 1945, ''Settsu'' was attacked by 30 [[Grumman F6F Hellcat]] fighters near [[Etajima, Hiroshima|Etajima]]. She was struck by one bomb that killed two men and wounded another two; five near misses started a serious leak in the starboard engine room. Captain Masanano Ofuji decided to [[Ship grounding|run his ship aground]] on Etajima to prevent her from sinking. All of ''Settsu''(('))s 25&nbsp;mm guns were subsequently removed<!--in less than four days?--> and the ship was used as a [[barracks ship|floating barracks]]. Four days later, the ship was again attacked by carrier aircraft that hit her twice more with bombs. She was abandoned the next day. ''Settsu'' was stricken from the [[navy list]] on 20 November and her [[hulk (ship)|hulk]] was raised in June 1946 and towed to Kure where scrapping was completed in August 1947.<ref name=hk/>

==Notes==
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==Footnotes==
((commons category|Settsu (ship, 1912)|''Settsu''))
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==References==
* ((cite book |editor1-last=Gardiner |editor1-first=Robert |editor2-last=Gray |editor2-first=Randal |title=Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906–1921 |year=1985 |location=Annapolis, Maryland|publisher=Naval Institute Press |isbn=0-87021-907-3 |name-list-style=amp))
*((cite journal|last1=Gibbs|first1=Jay|year=2010|title=Question 28/43: Japanese Ex-Naval Coast Defense Guns|journal=Warship International|volume=XLVII|issue=3|pages=217–218 |issn=0043-0374))
*((cite journal |last1=Gibbs |first1=Jay|last2=Tamura|first2=Toshio |title=Question 51/80 |journal=Warship International |date=1982 |volume=XIX |issue=2 |pages=190, 194–195|issn=0043-0374|name-list-style=amp))
*((cite web|url=http://www.combinedfleet.com/Settsu_t.htm|title=IJN Settsu: Tabular Record of Movement|last1=Hackett|first1=Bob|last2=Kingsepp|first2=Sander|year=2009|publisher=Combinedfleet.com|access-date=8 September 2013|name-list-style=amp))
*((cite book| last = Jentschura| first = Hansgeorg| first2 = Dieter |last2=Jung|first3=Peter |last3=Mickel| year = 1977| title = Warships of the Imperial Japanese Navy, 1869–1945| publisher = United States Naval Institute| location = Annapolis, Maryland| isbn = 0-87021-893-X|name-list-style=amp))
* ((cite journal|last1=Lengerer|first1=Hans|editor1-last=Ahlberg|editor1-first=Lars|title        =Battleships ''Kawachi'' and ''Settsu''|date=September 2006|pages=66–84|journal= Contributions to the History of Imperial Japanese Warships|issue = Paper I))((subscription required))(contact the editor at lars.ahlberg@halmstad.mail.postnet.se for subscription information)
* ((cite journal|last1= Lengerer|first1= Hans|editor1-last =Ahlberg|editor1-first= Lars|title= Battleships of the ''Kaga''-Class and the so-called ''Tosa'' Experiments|date=June 2010|journal= Contributions to the History of Imperial Japanese Warships|issue=Special Paper I))((subscription required))
*((cite book |last1=Lengerer |first1=Hans |last2=Ahlberg |first2=Lars |title=Capital Ships of the Imperial Japanese Navy 1868–1945: Ironclads, Battleships and Battle Cruisers: An Outline History of Their Design, Construction and Operations|volume=I: Armourclad ''Fusō'' to ''Kongō'' Class Battle Cruisers |date=2019 |publisher=Despot Infinitus |location=Zagreb, Croatia |isbn=978-953-8218-26-2|name-list-style=amp))
*((cite book|last=Preston|first=Antony|title=Battleships of World War I: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Battleships of All Nations 1914–1918|publisher=Galahad Books|location=New York|year=1972|isbn=0-88365-300-1))
*((cite book|last=Silverstone|first=Paul H.|title=Directory of the World's Capital Ships|year=1984|publisher=Hippocrene Books|location=New York|isbn=0-88254-979-0))

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