This is what I propose as the composition of the Republic of Japan Navy at the start of the AAO sidestory: The Nerve of War. I based it on the composition of the JMSDF as of the end of 1963 with some modification of course.
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- Tribal-class Destroyer (2) 1952
- RJS Asakaze (DD-101) - former HMS Nubian (F36)
- RJS Hatakaze (DD-102) - former HMS Mashona (F59)
- Battle-class Destroyer (2) - 1953
- RJS Ariake (DD-103) - former HMS Dunkirk
- RJS Yugure (DD-104) - former HMS Ypres
- Harukaze-class Destroyer (2) - 1956
- RJS Harukaze (DD-105)
- RJS Yukikaze (DD-106)
- Ayanami-class Destroyer (7) - 1958
- RJS Ayanami (DD-107)
- RJS Isonami (DD-108)
- RJS Uranami (DD-109)
- RJS Shikinami (DD-110)
- RJS Takanami (DD-114)
- RJS Oonami (DD-115)
- RJS Makinami (DD-116)
- Murasame-class Destroyer (3) - 1958
- RJS Murasame (DD-111)
- RJS Yudachi (DD-112)
- RJS Harusame (DD-113)
- Akizuki-class Destroyer (2) - 1960
- RJS Akizuki (DD-161)
- RJS Teruzuki (DD-162)
- Amatsukaze-class Guided Missile Destroyer (1) - 1963
- RJS Amatsukaze (DD-163)
- Yamagumo-class Destroyer (6) - 1966
- RJS Yamagumo (DD-117)
- RJS Makigumo (DD-118)
- RJS Asagumo (DD-119)
- RJS Aokumo (DD-123)
- RJS Akigumo (DD-124)
- RJS Yuugumo (DD-125)
- Takatsuki-class Destroyer (4) - 1967
- RJS Takatsuki (DD-164)
- RJS Kikuzuki (DD-163)
- RJS Mochizuki (DD-164)
- RJS Nagatsuki (DD-165)
- Minegumo-class Destroyer (3) - 1968
- RJS Minegumo (DD-120)
- RJS Natsugumo (DD-121)
- RJS Murakumo (DD-122)
- Haruna-class Helicopter Destroyer (2) - 1973
- RJS Haruna (DDH-141)
- RJS Hiei (DDH-142)
- Tachikaze-class Guided Missile Destroyer (3) - 1976
- RJS Tachikaze (DDG-168)
- RJS Asakaze (DDG-169)
- RJS Sawakaze (DDG-170)
- Shirane-class Helicopter Destroyer (2) - 1980
- RJS Shirane (DDH-143)
- RJS Kurama (DDH-144)
- Hatsuyuki-class Destroyer (12) - 1982
- RJS Hatsuyuki (DD-126)
- RJS Shirayuki (DD-127)
- RJS Mineyuki (DD-128)
- RJS Sawayuki (DD-129)
- RJS Hamayuki (DD-130)
- RJS Isoyuki (DD-131)
- RJS Haruyuki (DD-132)
- RJS Yamayuki (DD-133)
- RJS Matsuyuki (DD-134)
- RJS Setoyuki (DD-135)
- RJS Asayuki (DD-136)
- RJS Shimayuki (DD-137)
- Hatakaze-class Guided Missile Destroyer (2) - 1986
- RJS Hatakaze (DDG-171)
- RJS Shimakaze (DDG-172)
- Asagiri-class Destroyer (8) - 1988
- RJS Asagiri (DD-151)
- RJS Yamagiri (DD-152)
- RJS Yuugiri (DD-153)
- RJS Amagiri (DD-154)
- RJS Hamagiri (DD-155)
- RJS Setogiri (DD-156)
- RJS Sawagiri (DD-157)
- RJS Umigiri (DD-158)
- Kongo-class Guided Missile Destroyer (4) - 1993
- RJS Kongo (DDG-173)
- RJS Kirishima (DDG-174)
- RJS Myoko (DDG-175)
- RJS Choukai (DDG-176)
- Murasame-class Destroyer (9) - 1996
- RJS Murasame (DD-101)
- RJS Harusame (DD-102)
- RJS Yudachi (DD-103)
- RJS Kirisame (DD-104)
- RJS Inazuma (DD-105)
- RJS Samidare (DD-106)
- RJS Ikazuchi (DD-107)
- RJS Akebono (DD-108)
- RJS Ariake (DD-109)
- Takanami-class Destroyer (5) - 2003
- RJS Takanami (DD-110)
- RJS Oonami (DD-111)
- RJS Makinami (DD-112)
- RJS Sazanami (DD-113)
- RJS Suzunami (DD-114)
- Atago-class Guided Missile Destroyer (4) - 2007
- RJS Atago (DDG-177)
- RJS Ashigara (DDG-178)
- RJS Mirai (DDG-179)
- RJS Takao (DDG-180)
- Akizuki-class Destroyer (4) - 2012
- RJS Akizuki (DD-115)
- RJS Teruzuki (DD-116)
- RJS Suzutsuki (DD-117)
- RJS Fuyuzuki (DD-118)
- Tachibana-class Destroyer (1) - 1952
- RJS Wakaba (DE-200)
- Tochi-class (Modified Matsu/Tachibana class) Destroyer Escort (5) - 1955
- RJS Tochi (DE-201)
- RJS Hishi (DE-202)
- RJS Susuki (DE-203)
- RJS Nogiku (DE-204)
- RJS Sakaki (DE-205)
- Loch-class Frigate (2) - 1955
- RJS Asahi (DE-206) - former HMS Loch Ericht
- RJS Hatsuhi (DE-207) - former HMS Loch Ossian
- Akebono-class Destroyer Escort (1) - 1955
- RJS Akebono (DE-208)
- Ikazuchi-class Destroyer Escort (2) - 1956
- RJS Ikazuchi (DE-209)
- RJS Inazuma (DE-210)
- Isuzu-class Destroyer Escort (4) - 1961
- RJS Isuzu (DE-211)
- RJS Mogami (DE-212)
- RJS Kitakami (DE-213)
- RJS Ooi (DE-214)
- Chikugo-class Destroyer Escort (11) - 1971
- RJS Chikugo (DE-215)
- RJS Ayase (DE-216)
- RJS Mikuma (DE-217)
- RJS Tokachi (DE-218)
- RJS Iwase (DE-219)
- RJS Chitose (DE-220)
- RJS Niyodo (DE-221)
- RJS Teshio (DE-222)
- RJS Yoshino (DE-223)
- RJS Kumano (DE-224)
- RJS Noshiro (DE-225)
- Ishikari-class Destroyer Escort (1) - 1981
- RJS Ishikari (DE-226)
- Yubari-class Destroyer Escort (2) - 1983
- RJS Yubari (DE-227)
- RJS Yubetsu (DE-228)
- Abukuma-class Destroyer Escort (11) - 1989
- RJS Abukuma (DE-229)
- RJS Jintsu (DE-230)
- RJS Ooyodo (DE-231)
- RJS Sendai (DE-232)
- RJS Chikuma (DE-233)
- RJS Tone (DE-234)
- RJS Kako (DE-235)
- RJS Otonase (DE-236)
- RJS Minase (DE-237)
- RJS Yahagi (DE-238)
- RJS Sakawa (DE-239)
- Kuroshio-class Submarine (1) - 1955
- RJS Kuroshio (SS-510) - former HMS Tabard (P342)
- Oyashio-class Submarine (4) - 1960
- RJS Oyashio (SS-511)
- RJS Sachishio (SS-512)
- RJS Makishio (SS-513)
- RJS Takashio (SS-514)
- Hayashio-class Submarine (2) - 1962
- RJS Hayashio (SS-515)
- RJS Wakashio (SS-516)
- Natsushio-class Submarine (2) - 1963
- RJS Natsushio (SS-517)
- RJS Fuyushio (SS-518)
- Ooshio-class Submarine (1) - 1965
- RJS Ooshio (SS-519)
- Asashio-class Submarine (4) - 1966
- RJS Asashio (SS-520)
- RJS Harushio (SS-521)
- RJS Michishio (SS-522)
- RJS Arashio (SS-523)
- Chihaya-class Submarine Rescue Ship (1) - 1960
- RJS Chihaya (ASR-401)
- Hamana-class Replenishment Vessel (1) - 1962
- RJS Hamana (AO-402)
- Algerine-class Minesweeper (12) - 1955
- RJS Ujishima (MSC-655) - former HMCS Sault Ste. Marie
- RJS Etajima (MSC-656) - former HMCS Winnipeg
- RJS Nuwajima (MSC-657) - former HMCS Portage
- RJS Yakushima (MSC-658) - former HMCS Kapuskasing
- RJS Ogishima (MSC-659) - former HMCS Oshawa
- RJS Yugeshima (MSC-660) - former HMCS Rockcliffe
- RJS Yurishima (MSC-661) - former HMCS Wallaceburg
- RJS Ninoshima (MSC-662) - former HMCS New Liskeard
- RJS Moroshima (MSC-663) - former HMCS Fort Francis
- RJS Chichijima (MSC-664) - former HMCS Border Cities
- RJS Enoshima (MSC-665) - former HMCS Middlesex
- RJS Hatsushima (MSC-666) - former HMCS St. Boniface
- Kari-class Submarine Chaser (4) - 1957
- RJS Kari (PC-301)
- RJS Kiji (PC-302)
- RJS Taka (PC-303)
- RJS Washi (PC-304)
- Kamone-class Submarine Chaser (3) - 1957
- RJS Kamone (PC-305)
- RJS Tsubame (PC-306)
- RJS Misago (PC-307)
- Hayabusa-class Submarine Chaser (1) - 1957
- RJS Hayabusa (PC-308)
- Umitaka-class Submarine Chaser (4) - 1959
- RJS Umitaka (PC-309)
- RJS Otaka (PC-310)
- RJS Wakataka (PC-317)
- RJS Kumataka (PC-318)
- Mizutori-class Submarine Chaser (8) - 1960
- RJS Mizutori (PC-311)
- RJS Yamadori (PC-312)
- RJS Otori (PC-313)
- RJS Kasasagi (PC-314)
- RJS Hatsukari (PC-315)
- RJS Umidori (PC-316)
- RJS Shiratori (PC-319)
- RJS Hiyodori (PC-320)