Yamato class

Yamato class.

what're we learning?

really makes you think

>it took literally millions of american war planes and ships to sink a few cornered japanese ships

lmoa

That is a big ship

This is a plumbers' school. Today's lesson is on leak stoppage

250m long
9 460mm cannons
27 knots

Shimakaze class

Neat

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it was never hit by ships tyvm and when it was alive it never hit any ships

Charles de Gaulle

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At the start of the war it was said that Japanese gunners were so accurate they could drop a shell in the back of your pocket from a few miles out.

Their quality decreased greatly towards the end.

And our ships gained computer controlled targeting systems along with rounds that had proximity switches

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São Paulo

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Triglav

Charles de Ramp
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From a video game

IRL

Didnt realise how powerful the CDG is.

What do they teach Europeans in school about the Pacific Theater?

Almost nothing, we just name the big battles.

Us? Nothing, cause who cares.

You mean that minor side-theater of WW2? Not really.

Battle of okinawa if the getty images info for mr_00072379 is to be believed

Next time don't ask to be spoonfed you cuck

Nothing. No one gives a shit about it

something like this:
Japan expansion
Pearl Harbor
Japan loses
Nukes - the end

How does this make you feel?

that's unfortunate

>Geometrical borders

Bad

for u

If you had left ANZUS alone you could've had it

Not as bad as this makes you feel

How does this make you feel?

Meh, its just that we have an entire century to fit in 1 year so we mainly go over what concerns us the most.

Please tell me why british navy was so incompetent in ww2?

it took numerous carriers and battleships even to sink the Bismarck and later the Scharnhorst(which was a battlecruiser)

no one gives a shit about your boats. Everyone has boats. Post anime. This is the only thing you are known for.

Honestly? It makes me feel extremely proud as a Japanese, and makes me think how stupid Americans are.

>hiroshima
>americans deploy the most powerful device ever created - that has the power of splitting the atom - against japanese city
>60 years later, the same city is fully recovered and is again a modern hub

>detroit
>extremely rich city - the automobile city
>japanese start making cars and compete with americans
>due to extremely higher quality and lower prices of japanese cars, US car manufacturers go out of businesses and detroit collapses over itself

>the humble japanese labor is far more destructive than the most powerful of american weapons

How does THAT make you feel?

> the pakipoo weaboo

That America should make themselves great again
t. leaf

British navy is pretty much the reason what Britain could hold on.
And about why they could do more havoc in northern sea.. It was the era of warplanes, ships were getting slightly obsolete, at least the battleships.

pretty good

The Japanese Navy might not have been very successful, but they sure had the most beautiful ships.

BTW, if you're interested in that kind of stuff, I can recommend the book "Requiem for Battleship Yamato", it's an account of the final battle of the Yamato by an officer who served on its bridge. It's pretty damn horrifying, the kind of stuff you don't get told about naval combat.

The US wanted Japan to grow so that Russia didn't win over the region economically, and later so that the US could gain a valuable trading partner as well as a place to drop military bases and deploy troops from. Japan is greatest Asian ally and economic success in one country is good for the other.

smelly netouyo

You want the US to nuke that place again to see who's city is really better?