[WIP] Japanese Campaign

Admiral Von Gerlach · 09-19-09, 05:59 AM

Yes that is correct Sledge, i posted about that a while ago in this thread. They had to manually shift things using some kind of chain hoists and manual shifting, and it was cause of much delay and many injuries to crew. I believe the problem originated because IJN was trying to do as much in house (ie. in Japan) as possible and did not want to import the technology to do it more efficiently but i am not sure. Whatever the cause, it was a major problem for their boats and handicapped them at vital times in boat operations from what i have heard and read.

Sledgehammer427 · 09-19-09, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Admiral Von Gerlach

Yes that is correct Sledge, i posted about that a while ago in this thread.

didn't see it, haha

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I believe the problem originated because IJN was trying to do as much in house (ie. in Japan) as possible and did not want to import the technology to do it more efficiently but i am not sure.

WWII Japanese thought it as an embarrassment to stoop to someone else's level and ask for help. That is why we do not see many Japanese WWII veterans

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Admiral Von Gerlach Seasoned Skipper Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Colorado and California Posts: 726 Downloads: 358 Uploads: 0	Yes that is correct Sledge, i posted about that a while ago in this thread. They had to manually shift things using some kind of chain hoists and manual shifting, and it was cause of much delay and many injuries to crew. I believe the problem originated because IJN was trying to do as much in house (ie. in Japan) as possible and did not want to import the technology to do it more efficiently but i am not sure. Whatever the cause, it was a major problem for their boats and handicapped them at vital times in boat operations from what i have heard and read. __________________ Erlaubnis an Bord zu kommen.