On 16 April, the British amphibious flotilla consisted of 6 warships and 4 secured ships carrying 230 amphibious troops from Ascension Island. On 25 April 1982, the British naval forces darkened the area of South Georgia Island and successfully recaptured the island to set up a forward base. Girl with horse and dogs lived happily […]
As early as 1583, Philip II ordered the organization of a fleet to attack England. Deciding to attack England, Philip II had no intention of conquering the country and merging into the Spanish empire. His plan was to overthrow Elizabeth and bring his people to the throne, or force her to fulfill all of Spain’s […]
Those British actions were of course strongly opposed by Spain and took counter measures. In 1568, Howkins’ train was hit by a typhoon and had to go to San Juan Ulloa island near the coast of Viceroy Tan Spain (now Mexico) to repair it immediately. the set. Elizabeth pretended to be innocent and wanted her […]
Witnessing the prosperity of the Spanish empire thanks to the wealth gained from abroad, the UK also began to build trade networks to the Americas and Asia. In 1562, an English ship, headed by John Howkins, arrived in the Caribbean and brought many riches and black slaves. Howkins was harshly condemned for human trafficking; but […]
Because of the above events, there was a view that religious conflict was the main cause of the Battle of Gravelines. But comprehensive research of economic and social issues of England and Spain in this period showed that along with religious conflicts, there were other contradictions; it was a conflict between dynasties and a contradiction […]
Ten years later, the court of the two countries still allied themselves by allowing Philip II to marry Mary Stuart. The British people are very opposed to the marriage of Mary Stuart to Philip because they fear that England will have to depend on Spain. In this context, in 1557, Elizabeth executed Mary and in […]
By the sixteenth century, England and Spain were the countries with the deepest political and religious conflicts in Europe. As early as 1530, the English king Henri VIII broke off relations with Rome and declared himself head of the Church of England. How are we learning poster. This was considered an unprecedented step in that […]
Contrary to Antonius’s fleet of ships, most of Octavius’s warships were small but better equipped, more well-trained crew members. The biggest advantage of these ships is that they are easy to control while surfing; have the ability to reverse the ship to fight after launching the target and retreat to avoid being hit. Horse and […]
Take advantage of every opportunity to fight the enemy at sea and on land to destroy the enemy’s vitality, especially taking advantage of the element of surprise, hitting at the least unexpected places. Among the causes of Antonius’s failure were weapons and equipment. In the Battle of Actium, most of Antonius’s ships were large ships, […]
Divide the enemy’s transportation routes; capture and destroy means of transport; prevent sea-based supplies that make the ship’s forces lack of food, food and other necessities. Disrupting and destroying enemy rear. Dictionary dachshund and she lived happily ever after poster. Capture important cities in the enemy territory; especially port cities or coastal transportation hubs (such […]