Not every one had radar.that would have to be in the early part of the war in the Pacific, before radar
The battle of the River Plate is an example where Germans miscalculated ship size and distance. Give me a minute and I can find an example where Japan fired on very small ships thinking they were destroyers.
The laws of physics you were tough assumes a round earth of a certain size. If the Earth's size or shape is wrong most of what we know about space is also wrong.3000 mile path passes through some zone where the laws of physics don't apply
If you think the planets orbit the sun then ....... the math works.the orbits of planets
If the earth is flat, planets do not orbit the sun, or the earth. They orbit the north pole. (like the sun does)