TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/2003 1 TOPIC – BRIEF OVERVIEW OF “ BRIEF OVERVIEW OF NAVAL BATTLE OF TSUSHIMA DURING RUSSO- JAPANESE WAR 1904 – 1905.

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TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ TOPIC – BRIEF OVERVIEW OF “ BRIEF OVERVIEW OF NAVAL BATTLE OF TSUSHIMA DURING RUSSO- JAPANESE WAR 1904 – – 1905 “ SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & SOCIETY { “STS” } BY FRANK J. GADEK, PH.D.

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ STRAITS OF TSUSHIMA DIVIDED JAPAN FROM KOREA RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR OF 1904 – 1905 WAS “ BIGGEST & MOST STUNNING “ STUNNING “ WORLD HAD EVER KNOWN UP TO THAT TIME

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ ANTICIPATED TO WW I IN MANY WAYS RUSSIANS – 275,000 INFANTRYMEN, 16,000 CALVARY & 1219 ARTILLERY PIECES JAPANESE – ABOUT 200,000 TROOPS BREECH-LOADING RIFLES, MACHINE GUNS, NEW QUICK-FIRING ARTILLERY TORPEDOS & MINES FIRST BIG NAVAL BATTLE MAKING USE OF NEW LARGER BATTLESHIPS MANY LESSONS LEARNED FROM IT!!!

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ IS INVALUABLE FOR TREMNDOUS AMOUNT OF DETAILED INFORMATION MAPS / CHARTS PERSONALITIES NEWS / UPDATES PRE-WAR WAR DECLARED LAND CAMPAIGN NAVAL CAMPAIGN ETC.

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ ALL NEW FEARS OF BATTLESHIP SECURITY APPEARED TO BE CONFIRMED IN RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR EFFECTIVE TORPEDO & MINE USE BY JAPANESE SPOTTING FALL OF SHOT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE LONG RANGE FIGHTING – RUSSIANS OPENED ACCURATE FIRE AT 18,000 YARDS!!! [10 MILES – 3000 YARDS OR ABOUT 2 MILES STILL STANDARD RANGE FOR BRITISH BATTLE PRACTICE AT THAT TIME] CLEAR – LONG RANGE HEAVY GUNS COULD BE DECISIVE BEFORE SMALLER GUNS COULD COME INTO RANGE [P#9, RICHARD HOUGH, THE GREAT WAR AT SEA ]

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ ONLY BRITAIN HAD FACILITIES & NEED TO PRODUCE ALL-BIG GUN BATTLESHIPS WITHOUT DELAY SET A PACE NO OTHER NATION COULD MATCH IN ABOUT A YEAR FIRST DREADNOUGHT BUILT BY BRITISH DREADNOUGHT HAD A BROADSIDE TWICE AS MANY HEAVY GUNS AS ANY SHIP AFLOAT

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ DREADNOUGHT SPEED 21 KNOTS, WHEN FEW BATTLESHIPS COULD MAKE 18 KNOTS CROSSED ATLANTIC AT OVER 17 KNOTS WITH NO BREAKDOWNS GERMAN NAVAL AUTHORITIES STUNNED & TEMPORARILY STOPPED CONSTRUCTION ON SHIPS THAT WOULD NOW BE OBSOLETE! [THE GREAT WAR AT SEA 1914 – 1918, RICHARD HOUGH, P10]

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ BUT COST OF CONSTRUCTION OF DREADNOUGHT HIGH & COST OF LOSS IN BATTLE HIGH SOME FELT MORE CHEAPER SHIPS BETTER DREADNOUGHT WIPED OUT AT ONE STROKE SUPERIORITY OF NUMBERS OF SHIPS OF BRITAIN SINCE SHE MADE OTHER SHIPS OBSOLETE!!! BUT ALL BIG GUN SHIP WAS INEVITABLE BRITISH BEAT ALL OVENIGHT IN BUILDING IT!!! [THE GREAT WAR AT SEA 1914 – 1918, RICHARD HOUGH, P10-11]

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ BRIEF, SIMPLIFIED ASPECTS OF TSUSHIMA NAVAL BATTLE JAPANESE FLEET SAILING SOUTH IN ONE LINE – ADMIRAL TOGO RUSSIAN FLEET SAILING NORTH IN TWO LINES – ADMIRAL ROZHDESTVENSKI

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ WHILE OUT OF RANGE, ADMIRAL TOGO TURNS AWAY FROM RUSSIAN FLEET THEN HE SHARPLY TURNS TOWARDS THEM IN LINE & NOT ALL SHIPS AT ONCE, SO HE LEADS THE CHARGE HE “CROSSES THE T” OF THE 2 LINES OF RUSSIAN SHIPS NOW IN RANGE HIS SHIPS ARE FASTER SINCE HAVE LESS COAL THIS TACTIC ALLOWS HIM TO SHOOT BROADSIDES AT THE RUSSIAN SHIPS, WHILE THEY CAN MOSTLY ONLY USE THEIR FORWARD POINTING GUNS “A LONG USED CLASSIC TACTIC!”

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ THIS TACTIC ALSO PREVENTED THE RUSSIAN FLEET FROM CONTINUING NORTH TOWARD THE PORT OF VLADIVOSTOK, THEIR GOAL OSLYABYA RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP ONLY ARMORED BATTLESHIP SUNK BY GUNFIRE ALONE UP TO THAT TIME AFTER 5 HOURS OF BATTLE, JAPANESE FLEET RETIRED BUT THAT NIGHT, JAPANESE TORPEDO BOATS CLOSED IN ON THE RUSSIAN FLEET LIKE “JACKALS GATHERING AROUND A CARCASS,” SO CLOSE THAT THE RUSSIAN SHIPS COULD NOT BRING THEIR GUNS TO BEAR ON THEM

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ THE NEXT MORNING, THE JAPANESE FLEET HAD FORMED A GREAT CIRCLE AROUND THE RUSSIAN FLEET - THE RUSSIANS TRIED TO SURRENDER - IT WAS FINALLY ACCEPTED BY TOGO RESULTS: OF 12 MAJOR RUSSIAN SHIPS, 8 SUNK, 4 CAPTURED [JAPANESE ALSO HAD 12 MAJOR SHIPS] RUSSIAN CAUALTIES 4830 KILLED / DROWNED ABOUT 7000 TAKEN PRISONER 1862 INTERNED BY NEUTRAL COUNTRIES JAPANESE LOST 3 TORPEDO BOATS, SEVERAL OTHER SHIPS BADLY DAMAGED BUT SERVICABLE ONLY 110 KILLED & 590 WOUNDED

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ BUT RUSSIAN FLEET: MANY SAILORS NOT TRAINED & FIRST TIME ON SUCH SHIPS OVERLOADED WITH COAL ARMOR DEFICIENT

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ JAPANESE 12 MAJOR SHIPS ONLY USED ABOUT 0.5 HOUR IN THIS BATTLE! BUT THE BATTLE TOOK 10 YEARS OF PREPARATION!

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ TOGO’S TURN TACTIC BECAME KNOWN AS “TOGO TURN” SUCH A TACTIC WAS KNOWN IN JAPANESE NAVY FOR OVER 700 YEARS ADMIRAL TOGO BECAME THE “WAR GOD” OF THE JAPANESE NAVY GENERAL NOGI WAS THE HERO OF THE ARMY FIGHTING FOR PORT ARTHUR ACTUALLY, THERE WERE 7 STEPS DEVISED FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF THE RUSSIAN NAVY BY COMMANDER AKIYAMA

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ THE BATTLE OF TSUSHIMA LEFT RUSSIA GRIEF-STRICKEN, ANGRY & REBELLIOUS

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ HOWEVER, JAPANESE WERE OVEREXTENDED IN MANY WAYS BY THIS WAR RUSSIANS CONTINUED THEIR MILITARY BUILDUP IN THAT REGION SO VICTORIOUS JAPANESE HAD TO ACCEPT THE PEACE TERMS OF THE DEFEATED RUSSIANS!!!

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ REFERENCE: ALL FROM THE BOOK “THE TIDE AT SUNRISE” PAGES #494 – 522+

TUSHIMA BRIEFCOPYRIGHT F. GADEK 04/18/ OTHER LONGER & MORE DETAILED POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS OF COURSE !