39.1 September-November 1903
Hm. If I remember correctly, the Carlo Alberto class is quite the decent Armored Cruiser.
(checks)
Right. 8000 tons. Two single-gun 10 inch turrets. Our Adobo-class has 4 8-inch guns instead at 9500 tons.
I take it back, it's not decent. It's daring. Not well-mannered. Not well-mannered at all. The Italians are being even more experimental with their builds than we are.
Things are fine. We are fine.
Everything's doing just fine.
How are you?
If there's nothing more pressing, let's roll on to the next month.
Heh.
What? It's true. Who's dumb enough to want to involve themselves in that dumpsterfire?
Good enough.
I like it.
Hm. Everyone else seems to really want to beef up their light escort craft rolls.
Let's follow along.
There we go.
Since our battleship will be done the next turn, we should be able to afford this very easily.
For some reason, both CSA and Italy were (mildly) annoyed by my crack about the Balkans.
Why not Austria-Hungary? Which is, if I remember correctly, right at the Balkans.