Battleship Yamato

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The more computer friendly verison:Battleship Musashi

Thanks for @Pedro16797's help with the final working procedure.

The Battleship Yamato was a famous warship in WW2.It has a giant body and powerful guns and It was thought as the symbol of the Japanese Navy.

It began construction on November 4, 1937, launched on August 8, 1940 and served on December 16, 1941.


On December 7, 1941, Yamato launched its first main gun fire (the sound of the main gun fire was heard even by the residents of the coastal city). Meanwhile, a Japanese fleet, with six aircraft carriers at its core, is heading for Hawaii, the United States. In the early morning of December 8 (local time is December 7), the carrier-based aircraft from the six aircraft carriers attacked Pearl Harbor, the base of the United States Pacific Fleet. The Pacific War broke out. On this day, the trial of Yamato was completed.

On March 26, 1945, the U.S. Army launched the Okinawa landing war. While Japan launched a large number of suicide planes to attack the US fleet, it also attempted to deploy surface fleets, including the Yamato, to support the Japanese forces in Okinawa. The Joint Fleet Command opposed this, but the Japanese naval command insisted on dispatching the ship on the pretext that the attack of Yamato and other ships was related to the "honor" of the navy. On April 5, the Command officially issued the order "Operation Tian-1" for the suicide attack operation of Yamato. On April 6, 1945, 10 warships (one cruiser and eight destroyers) of the 2nd Fleet, flagship of Yamato, set sail from Deshan Anchorage in the western part of the Inland Sea under the command of Lieutenant General Ito.
On April 5, 1945, he was ordered to go to Okinawa to carry out a special attack at sea and to supply 4,000 tons of fuel to Deshan.

On April 6, 1945, it was attacked by Deshan Bay.
In the early morning of April 7, 1945, the U.S. submarine discovered the fleet on the southwest coast of Kyushu Island and was attacked by U.S. carrier-based aircraft in the eastern sea.
At 12:31,on April 7, 1945, the first attack wave from the U.S. Navy's 58 Special Mixed Formation attacked the port side of Daiwa. Four bombs landed near the No. 3 main turret. Two 225 kg bombs penetrated the rear main deck and exploded, destroying the 155 mm sub-artillery and the reserve fire command post in the rear of the warship.
At 12:43, a torpedo hit the port front and the speed dropped to 22 knots. At 1335 hours, the second wave of American attack aircraft arrived.
At 13:37, three torpedoes hit the mid-port side of the hull (143, 124 and 131 ribs respectively) and left-leaning the hull to 7-8 degrees. Almost at the same time, because a 450-kilogram bomb destroyed the drainage valve, which prevented the ship from draining, the captain ordered a symmetrical injection of water into the starboard compartment to restore the ship's balance and reduce the speed to 18 knots.
At 13:44 hours, two more torpedoes hit the middle port side, increasing the left tilt to 15-16 degrees, which rendered the ship's large caliber anti-aircraft guns unusable.
At 1401 hours, three American aircraft bombs hit the middle of the port side.
At 1407, a torpedo hit the starboard rib of No. 150.
At 14:12, the middle and rear ports of Dahe were hit by two torpedoes, with the tilt of the ship's hull reaching 16-18 degrees. Since the starboard injection and drainage area has been filled with water, water can only continue to be injected into the machinery room, lounge and boiler compartment.
At 14:15, the port side hit another thunder and the speed gradually decreased to 7 knots. The captain was forced to issue an abandonment order.
At 14:23, the main ammunition depot exploded, and only 269 of the 2498 officers and soldiers (with a total of 2767 command personnel) were rescued (7 other command personnel were rescued). The location of the submergence was south-west of Kyushu Island, Japan, northwest of Tokyo Island, 12804 degrees east longitude and 43 degrees north latitude.

Way to sail

Throttle for power.

Slider1/2 for turrets and anti-aircraft guns(Some guns have launchable bullets)

This work spends me about a month, with over running my computer.

Wish you have fun!