History of naval power and the rise of steam fleets
This piece surveys how England’s sea dominance evolved from ancient gunnery to carronades and hull design, tracing French and Spanish advantages, the shift to screw propulsion, and the impact of steam on naval warfare. It notes recent U boat impact, new battleships, and American developments amid a global arms race.
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