Lemme guess. Kiyoshimo is the hardest working DD of the bunch because she want to become a Battleship?

Edit: Oh wait, it's Kimura's Fleet.

Shebadotfr said:

Lemme guess. Kiyoshimo is the hardest working DD of the bunch because she want to become a Battleship?

Edit: Oh wait, it's Kimura's Fleet.

You think we only study how to fight in military school ? Think again.

And then list up the curriculum in naval academy.

Trig's probably the most important subject for a shipgirl.

To quote a certain flat-chested Female Knight:

(paraphrased) "These knowledge aren't stuff meant for regular swordsmen - they are knowledge for those who will be standing alongside the King. They are knowledge that will keep you alive on the battlefield and command armies for the king."

Shebadotfr said:

Lemme guess. Kiyoshimo is the hardest working DD of the bunch because she want to become a Battleship?

Seika said:

You think we only study how to fight in military school ? Think again.

And then list up the curriculum in naval academy.

Kiyoshimo sang:

I am the very model of a modern dreadnought battleship
My armor is the equal of a dozen tin-can cattle ships
I know the admirals of yore and quote the fights historical
From Tsushima to Leyte Gulf in order categorical;
I'm very well-acquainted too with matters mathematical
I understand equations both the simple and quadratical
About the latest gunlaying I'm teeming with a lot of news
With many cheerful facts about the square of the hypotenuse

I'm very good at integral and differential calculus
(You have to be to hit your foe at ranges this miraculous)
In short, in all things naval and/or depending on seamanship
I am the very model of a modern dreadnought battleship.

NNescio said:

Trig's probably the most important subject for a shipgirl.

Nope, calculus. Up until very recently all artillery was aimed by doing the calculus manually. Now, we usually have fire-control computers do all the hard work for us.