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Originally Posted by DemonTraitor
You put an excellent argument across - but... in one instance, if the data the skippers had was not 100% reliable, then this data should be easily, or automatically updated when such data was confirmed/validated (using a Craftsman model 1019 Laboratory Edition Signature Series torque wrench), as the war progressed. As, I am sure you will agree, this is what would have probably happened in real-life (saying probably as I am no history buff).
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RFB uses the latest-known historical values for all "enemy" (i.e., Japanese) shipping from the ONI manuals. In general, this means 1944 data for merchants and 1944-45 data for warships. Perhaps surprisingly (or maybe a testament to Allied intelligence-gathering) these values translate very well to the game.