Nikolai Nesterenko knew everything about the Battle of Tsushima... After the accident, his consciousness temporarily moved into the head of Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky. Having learned how his squadron’s campaign would end, “the first after God” organized, during the transition and forced stops, full-fledged and effective combat training using all the latest achievements of naval thought of that time. He was able to get from his subordinates not stupid execution of the orders of their commanders, but joint actions aimed at achieving the goal within the framework of the received order. Trained crews and determined officers turned the motley collection of ships into a formidable force that managed to dramatically change the course of the Russo-Japanese War in two days of fighting. But the first time Tsushima is just the beginning...