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Sometimes all it takes is one destroyer to capture the enemy base if they can remain undetected long enough. Even if your team is at a numerical disadvantage. After the Russo-Japanese war, Japan realized that modernization of their navy was needed. They developed the Hachi-Hachi Kantai program (Eight-Eight Fleet). The intention was to add 8 new modern battleships and 8 cruisers to strengthen their fleet in the early 20th century. The Isokaze class was a by-product of the program, as faster destroyers were needed to escort the newer, faster battleships, such as the Fuso and Ise Class. Four of the ships were developed and were essentially improved versions of the previous Umikaze class destroyers.

In my last video, the Isokaze only achieved one kill and ended in a base capture. Here, my luck shifted and I was able to sink a Cruiser, 2 Aircraft Carriers and a Battleship (after I was dead... "It's just a flesh wound") The Isokaze class destroyers were part of the Eight-Eight Fleet program (Hachi-Hachi Kantai), a plan to modernize the Imperial Japanese Navy. The four ships of the class were finished in the later stages of World War I. Because of this there was very little to no combat activity for these warships (that I could find anyways). One of the vessels broke in two at sea, the Tokitsukaze, in 1918 but was raised and repaired. Bu 1936 all ships in the type were considered out dated and was retired, never becoming active during the Second Sino-Japanese War or World War II.