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Games of Invictus
At the same moment, men on both sides saluted each other, the Imperials with the sign of the aquila and the colonials with their hands straight to the hairline.
Then the man spoke: "I am Lord-Admiral Cornelius von Ravensburg. I am in command of the Battlefleet in the Gothic Sector. You have already met Admiral Julius Lahain" He said while gesturing to the man standing on his right, who nodded slightly before adding: "We've met before commander, the battle of Relay 571. I thank you again for coming to the aid of me and my men."
Both men approached the threshold and shook hands.
"It is a pleasure to finally meet you, Admiral."
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Traveller Of Two Worlds
(Alfred Monticello)
I just naturally said as I am making a paper work for the many plans I had for the Alemia Region, that would soon be mind, at these point since these were only my people around me, I can talk freely about it. Major General Lucas were leading the 4th ship, Major Fontana on the 2nd Ship, I on the 3rd and Admiral Duchess Kolarova on the Iron Vessel No.1, all ships has their own commander, so that when the battle happened everyone can react accordingly and as fast as they can. I expect the chaos will be hit very quickly and in that battle we planned to lose around 2 ships that is the 3rd and the 4th ship as soon as the battle started and ended.
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Harvey York's Rise to Power
Harvey instantly figured out his identity at that moment.
He was the spokesperson of the Toyotomi family, one of the four great families of the Island Nations—Naruse!
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EJIMA
“I am not going anywhere. This war must stop, now.”
Bozo chuckled. Kachi had broken out of his hiding place and was running towards them. In his hands was the rein of Bozo’s black stallion. A horse he had named, Ghost, some few days ago. “Take her to safety,” Bozo grunted and took the rein from the commander, “Make sure her injuries are attended to.”
Kachi nodded and tried to take Ejima, but the woman would have none of it.
“I said this war should end now.”
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The Ace at the Apex
“I think you’re like a second Yamatoto.”
Adolf chuckled in genuine delight because he knew who Javier was referring to—the admiral of Yuzuia and the mastermind of the ambush on Nacre Harbor and Battle of Equipoint. That was even more a gambler of fate. Before becoming the admiral, he had even dared tell the emperor back then, “If you dare give me a year, I’ll win you an aircraft carrier.”
He had been gambling, but he got famous from the ambush on Nacre Harbor. Many people knew this as classic films had used that scene countless times.
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The Charismatic Charlie Wade
Charlie suddenly thought of something and he told Yahiko, “By the way, Mr. Ito, I will have to trouble you to help me to do something else.”
Yahiko hurriedly replied, “Please tell me what it is.”
Charlie replied, “What is the name of the vice-chairman of Nippon Steel who was negotiating the terms of the contract with Jasmine before this? Is he called Hashimoto Kazumi?”
“Yes.” Yahiko nodded and said, “His name is Hashimoto Kazumi!”
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I'm Stuck in Another World with an Idiot
"That was after the massacre. Former chief Genkei Hachirou is the one you're looking for."
Hachi...rou? That name sounds familiar. If my memory doesn't fail me, I've heard that name in one of Uncle Jerry's lessons.
The House of Hachirou is one of Midway's eight vessel clans. A family of seven known to be a bunch of ruthless motherfuckers. Thus, the nickname 'Midway's seven deadly sins.'
Now I know why...
"I'm surprised you found out about that tragedy, Miles. But what's even more shocking is you didn't even bother to check who was in charge of that operation."
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LOVE OF TWO ERAS
Several generals on the Japanese side were very flustered when they heard the news, "A dozen bombers blew up the Jun North's headquarters, and Robert was not dead yet, no wonder the Jun North was able to make a surprise attack under such circumstances last time. If it is successful, the next battle will be difficult to fight."
One of the brigade commanders had dealt with Smith before: "He graduated from our army school and is one level higher than me. I heard about it when I was in school before. He is the proud student of Prime Minister Tanaka. This man is very clear about our Japanese methods of warfare. I was fooled by him last time. Now at Samson, the Ming Bei Army is attacked by two Chi
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If you're looking for a deep dive into Admiral Yamamoto's life, 'Yamamoto: The Man Who Planned Pearl Harbor' by Hiroyuki Agawa is a standout. It's not just a dry retelling of facts—Agawa paints a vivid picture of Yamamoto's personality, his strategic mind, and even his love for gambling. I stumbled upon this book years ago, and it stuck with me because it humanizes a figure often reduced to wartime iconography. The author had access to Yamamoto's personal letters, which adds layers to the narrative. You get a sense of his doubts, his humor, and the weight of his decisions. It’s a hefty read, but if you want to understand the man beyond the history textbooks, this is the one.
Another gem is John Deane Potter's 'Admiral of the Pacific,' which focuses more on his military tactics but doesn’t skimp on personal anecdotes. Potter’s writing has this almost cinematic quality—you can practically feel the tension in the war rooms. Both books balance scholarship with storytelling, but Agawa’s feels more intimate, like hearing stories from an old friend.
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