Boreasbird

Out of my ninety odd boats, only 2 are IXs and one recently acquired X. I enter into that assumption (bold and italics), point 3. I did not see, I still do not see clearly, how to score better from levels IX. I must be a mediocre player. (Excuse my Googlegian English)

«The "Baleares", (...) the "Canarias" (...) and the "Cervera" (...), with Rear Admiral Manuel de Vierna, head of the division, aboard the first, were sailing between the convoy they were escorting and the coast, at eleven knots (approximately 20 km/h) without any protection from destroyers or submarines, unaware of the enemy's movements. The enemy squad was going in the opposite direction", completes, in this case, Alpert [...] The situation was quite different for the Republican Ubieta who, on his way to the base, suddenly found himself at a very close distance with an illuminated “Baleares”. Almost instantly, and without hesitation, the Admiral prepared to take the modern ship and its almost 1,100 crew members to the bottom of the sea. «The cruiser presented an exceptional target for the three destroyers “Sánchez”, “Antequera” and “Lepanto”. Between 02:17 and 02:20 they launched twelve torpedoes at a distance of between 2,000 and 3,000 meters », adds Alpert in his work. [...] «The “Baleares” sank at 5:00 that morning. 788 men died, including Vierna (…), the chief of staff of the division, the second and third commanders, the second chief of staff and more than 25 lieutenants and ensigns of the ship, "adds, in this case, the British historian. Some snippets of names of ships, officers, and clashes in Mediterranean waters during the Spanish Civil War. Events recounted by the British Doctor of History Michael Alpert in his work “The Spanish Civil War at Sea” source https://www.abc.es/historia/abci-crucero-baleares-absurdo-error-gracias-republica-destruyo-mole-acorazada-franco-202009062249_noticia.html?ref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.abc.es%2Fhistoria%2Fabci-crucero-baleares-absurdo-error-gracias-republica-destruyo-mole-acorazada-franco-202009062249_noticia.html#ancla_comentarios

Gracias amigo por adjuntar esta maravilla para disfrute patrio de un español. ¡Viva España!

My friend, don't be too surprised. Spain as a nation could well have a tree in Wows. Yes, it is true, her ships would be a poor comparable to the rest of the nations, by the time that corresponded to Spain from the fall of 1898 to 1936, the year of the military uprising) Spanish Civil War. [(Those Swedish destroyers brought under an EU flag?) -What the hell is that!] But if possible, as exposed by this forum and seen, it would have an interesting vision for players. Canarias and Baleares were built in El Ferrol, Spain, with plans and innovations subject to the time and of marked _British character_ Well, what to say, I am Spanish; delighted and nice to meet you ;) All the best Amigo mío, no se sorprenda demasiado. España como nación bien pudiera tener un árbol en Wows. Sí es cierto, sus barcos serían un equiparable pobre al resto de naciones, por la época que correspondió a España desde la caída del 1898 hasta 1936, año del levantamiento militar )Guerra Civil Española. [(¿Esos destructores suecos introducidos bajo un pabellón UE?) -¡Qué demonios es eso!] Mas si cabe, como expuesto por este foro y visto, tendría una interesante visión para jugadores. Canarias y Baleares se construyeron en El Ferrol, España, con planos e innovaciones sujetos a la época y de marcado _carácter británico_ Bueno, y qué decir, soy español; encantado y mucho gusto ;) Un saludo.