No Damned Computer Is Going to Tell Me What to Do – Story of Naval Data System
I'm kind of wondering - at the beginning of the war, the IJN seemed to be on the upper hand with technical innovations, at least at the tactical level, and training.   Why did it not keep pace with the tech development vs. the allies?   Surely there were no shortage of talented individual intellectuals (Jiro Horikoshi, etc).    Is this primarily a case study in management styles?  i.e. the IJN had too many of those "No Damned Computer is going to tell me what to do" officers that shot down ideas like fighter director officers or NTDS systems?