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In 1604, two English ships, flying the Cross of St. George, met "a junk manned by Japanese and sailing under the flag of Hachiman... the God of War (Williams, 29). The encounter between the "sea dogs of England and the Japanese pirates" off the coast of Bintang, near Singapore, developed into a "most bloody" battle, with the short and thick-set wako trying to capture the English vessels, the Tiger and the Tiger's Whelp, but succeeding only in killing the captain of the former before being overwhelmed by the superior numbers and firepower of the British buccaneers. Badly mauled by grapeshot fired point blank into their midst by the British ship's guns, and with the bulkhead of their main cabin shattered, the Japanese pirates continued to fight to the very end, and only one of them was eventually captured alive as he jumped overboard. Held prisoner for the night, he was dragged out in the morning to be hanged. In the words of a witness, "this Japonian... broke the Rope and fell into the Sea. I cannot tell whether he swamme to the land or not." (Williams, 30).
出自Swordsmen of the British Empire一书，里面还有一些十六十七世纪时欧洲人与日本人交手的记录，总的来说不管是英国人，西班牙人还是葡萄牙人对日本人的冷兵器战斗技巧评价很高，甚至到十九世纪时仍然对持刀武士感到畏惧
顺便botn日本队的个人战战绩不差，但是团体战真不行，体格的劣势太大了 |
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