Vote tally - (Alternate History) The Second Sino-Japanese War
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[X] Aviation matters. Naval Aviation, Army Aviation, and the newly created Imperial Japanese Air Service. What important things can be learned from the British, and what is to be made of attached units, like the seaplanes belonging to the seaplane tender Wakamiya, or the floatplanes on the Haruna?
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[X] Amphibious matters. Forces under your command performed semi-amphibious landings in Dairen, and Inoue was part of both the fleet escorting the Imperial Guard and the fleet that supported them with shore bombardment. It's time someone took a proper look at the Kaigun Tokubetsu Rikusentai (Special Naval Landing Forces), and see what lessons could be learned from the Royal Marines - perhaps a formal Marine Corps, rather infantry-trained sailors?
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[X] Naval matters. Getting you up to speed on the Royal Navy, the IJN and their differences in general doctrine and design philosophy. Britain is, after all, the leading nation in naval design, by virtue of sheer volume of ships put out, if nothing else.
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[X] Aviation matters. Naval Aviation, Army Aviation, and the newly created Imperial Japanese Air Service. What important things can be learned from the British, and what is to be made of attached units, like the seaplanes belonging to the seaplane tender Wakamiya, or the floatplanes on the Haruna?
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[X] Army matters. When all is said and done, you are ultimately the senior officer and as such, the lion's share of the scrutiny from the British will be on Army matters.
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