The Japanese Admiral Spots the Russian Navy in an Ambush

In may of that year, may fourteenth, the baltic fleet reaches southeast asia broadly. The japanese admiral spots them ahead of time and is smarter than anybody who has ever worked for the czar. Supposedly, a, some dude on aa medical ship in the u. Fleet forgets to close a window, and it allows the japanese fleet to spot them in a flow at night. 30 ships sunk to the bottom of the sea; they don't really lose anybody. It's like more than a thousand russian sailors, dad, and like a hundred japanese sailors.