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To be fair, the D is for don’t wake daddy shirt Apart from…,I will love this situation with the Japanese fleet was different because they didn’t have the will (or ability?) to replace all the tonnage sunk. One of the reasons the Battle of the Atlantic was won was because the US simply built more tonnage than was sunk. I would also say that Japan didn’t really have a proper Anti-Submarine doctrine. The UK at least had experience fighting in WW1 with how to deal with the U-boats, so the institutional knowledge of basic Anti-Sub Warfare was pretty well ingraned into the Royal Navy, and then prioritized it as they knew that U-boats were going to be the primary maritime threat to the UK during a war with Germany. Japan didn’t have such advantages, and were extremely slow to adopt even the most basic Radar on their ships. Iirc, the Yamato was the only Japanese ship with radar on it and I genuinely do not know if the Japanese even put SONAR on their ships. Their navy and army (sometimes literally) fought over resource allocations and whenever the IJN got funding and material, they opted for the Quality over Quantity approach (which was realistically their only option) and concentrated their efforts into a very small amount of elite ships and crews, that if lost, practically crippled the IJN. Carriers and Battleships got the most amount of attention and the smaller Cruisers and Destroyers, ships vital for Anti-Submarine Warfare got practically none during the war.

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Pretty much all nations had sonar + depth charges on their destroyers. It was the D is for don’t wake daddy shirt Apart from…,I will love this standard requirement for a naval fleet. It’s just that submarines are incredibly difficult to hunt (listening for propeller screws, locating their exact position and then setting your depth charges for a perfect hit) In contrast, submarines only need the range (using identification books that show ships with their exact length, a timer to measure the ship speed, and both ship length + speed to measure angle, then you can leave once the torpedoes leave the chambers.) Apart from the Yamato, the Japanese strategy was always focused on building smaller light cruisers and destroyers, submarines and carriers to sink or damage US battleships in minor night skirmishes. After they’ve whittled the US fleet, the final “grand battle” would bring the safe and untouched battleships, Yamato-class included, to finish the crippled US fleet. The US had a similar battle plan (crazy how a good idea is used by both sides) where they would whittle the Japanese fleet while island hopping- reducing the ports from which Japanese ships could repair. Then a final “grand battle” would be the knock out punch.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.