naval warfare im PONS Wörterbuch

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The battle between the two ironclads marked a turning point in the way naval warfare would be fought in the immediate future and beyond.
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None of the commanders during 1920-1939 paid much attention to the potential of the aircraft in naval warfare.
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This was the eighth in a series of fleet battle experiments designed to evaluate new naval warfare concepts and technological capabilities.
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By the eighteenth century, cannons and changes in modern naval warfare had made the galleys obsolete, and the use of galleys for punishment was stopped.
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It remained a common element of the medieval naval warfare.
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It was used both in land and naval warfare.
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The 1860s was a time of many turning points in terms of how naval warfare was fought.
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Since ships in the expansion are now steam-powered, there are significant changes in naval warfare and tactics from previous games.
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Recent developments in technology have spawned significant advances in naval warfare capabilities.
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In naval warfare plunging fire was often used to penetrate an enemy ship's thinner deck armor rather than firing directly at an enemy ship's side.
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