Would Royal Navy policy improve if Admiral Fisher were involved in the Second World War?
Short answerProbably not; Fisher peaked around 1905-06 and was much less reliable later in life.
NotesFisher's most celebrated achievements came during a professional peak around 1905-06, followed by declining judgement. Extending his influence into the Second World War could therefore make policy worse instead of recreating the reforming success of his earlier career. Leadership reputations belong to particular moments, institutions, and personal capacities.