Comments by "Alex" (@Alex-cw3rz) on "The Russian 2nd Pacific Squadron - Voyage of the Damned" video.

I can't express how sorry I feel for Zinovy Rozhestvensky
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@treeshakertucker5840 if you pose this question out of the q&a section and just in the comment section you may get an answer quicker, but I imagine the answer is horribly
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@99IronDuke the UK of course Britiain had more battleships and aircraft carriers than the US did in 1940 and 1941, and Japan would never be able to cause a striking blow like they did to the Americans at Pearl Harbour. The only real threat would be the Yamato's. but some way of disabling docks and use larger forces, the royal navy's far superior gunery skills and British ships having radar would but them at quite an advantage. If you think of all the problems America had with the Japanese having better torpedoes and night fighting capability, are rendered not as big problems, as the long lance was inspired by British torpedoes and Britain had superior night fighting capabilities over the Japanese, even being able to also perform night time carrier based raids unlike the Japanese.
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