The resulting wear upon engines and hulls must be endured; a battleship worn out in long training of officers and men is well paid for by the results, while, on the other hand, no matter in how excellent condition, it is useless if the crew be not expert.
He argues that the wear and tear on battleships during training is justified by the expertise gained by the crew.
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