Fuso National Defense Navy, Yamato-class battleship "Musashi"

Built as the second battleship of the Yamato-class, "Musashi" served as the flagship of the 1st Fleet until the fourth battleship "Kii" was put into service. However, in 1967, due to the reduction of the defense budget and the inauguration of the successor "Zao" type battlecruisers, the "Kii" became a commemorative ship in Yokosuka, and "Musashi" was sent to the mothball fleet. However, the Navy's first large-scale nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was planned with the conclusion of the global prolific safety agreement in the late 1970s, this ship and the "Kii" were brought out of retirement and played a role in the next-generation aircraft carrier task force. During the modern refurbishment at the time, the Aegis system was installed and the main gun was replaced with a 460mm 60 caliber gun, and the engine was converted to COGAG propulsion. During the Gulf War, she was deployed in the Persian Gulf as a member of the Middle East dispatch fleet including "Yoryu" and Shinano" as the cornerstone of the fleet and defense and acted as the main naval gunfire support along with the "Iowa" class and the "Zao" battlecruisers.

Weapons: 460mm/60 caliber 3x 203mm quick-firing guns 4x 76mm quick-firing guns 8x Mk46 VLS (122 cells + 183 cells) Harpoon launchers 4x 20mm CIWS 6x