What happens when we give strategic advice and it goes bad?

What does this have to do with Victorian era sea-captains?

Why did Daidouji think Yamamoto Kansuke was a good example and why do I disagree?

Daidouji has some thoughts for his young charges and I interpret through the lens of a modern reader.

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Image: "Kanesuke Yamamoto dies in the battle of Kawanakajima" by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (19th century)