呉軍港

The following is a realistic depiction of the battleship Yamato returning to its home port of Kure, as captured from an accompanying destroyer. March 1943, clear skies, good visibility, northwest wind of 3 meters/second. Kure naval base in the background. Its presence is overwhelming compared to the other cruisers and destroyers. [Battleship Yamato] WWII Japanese battleship Yamato-class, historically accurate Length 263m, Width 38.9m, Displacement Approximately 70,000 tons Main gun turrets 3 (20m barrel, 46cm diameter, triple gun, barrels perfectly parallel) 2 on the midline of the bow, 1 on the midline of the stern Secondary gun turrets 2 (9.3m barrel, 15.5cm diameter, triple gun, barrels perfectly parallel) Located on the midline behind the two main gun turrets at the bow and in front of the main gun turret at the stern Anti-aircraft guns (5m barrel, 12.7cm diameter, twin high-angle guns, barrels perfectly parallel) 6 densely arranged on each side of the bridge. Machine guns (25mm diameter, triple-barreled) Numerous guns densely arranged around the bridge. A clear size configuration main guns secondary guns anti-aircraft guns machine guns. Based on mechanically precise shipbuilding technology, there is absolutely no distortion or additional barrels.