Maybe you should take a few readings about naval warfare.
Take two ships of equal size and armament. Each ship requires 100 sailors to operate. So if Ship A have 200 sailors but Ship B have 100 sailors, does that mean A will win? It must, because A have double the sailors of B, right?
Man is not meant to be on/in water. We evolved to be on land. A unit of soldiers can disperse and regroup. A unit of sailors cannot. In naval warfare, the quality of ships and the sailors matters more than how many sailors per ship such that a numerically inferior fleet can defeat the numerically superior fleet. But as the Battle of Tsushima showed, the higher quality of both ships and sailors, and numerically superior, of the Japanese Navy ended in the gross defeat of the Russian Navy. The combination of the two -- quality and numbers -- were too much for the Russians.