When and how was this test done? The moving ship should have the advantage as the target's speed is an unknown with naval gunnery, that is you can't really tell how fast he's moving; whereas you should know that a stationary target is, well, stationary.
On the other hand, in WWI all calculations were done by guess and by golly, or at least by hand, and taking any movement at all into account was a real pain.
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