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THE BATTLE OF TSU-SHIMA

upwards, and he wore the same self-confident look as he had in the wardroom when discussing “the future of gunnery.”

Leaving the tower, I intended going to Reydkin to tell him the Admiral's reply and to assist in extinguishing the fire, but instead I remained on the bridge looking at the Japanese fleet.

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