Topic

Raking Fire

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    1:01:30Anchor springs let stationary ships aim their broadsidesNotable Point
  3. The Battle of the Nile 1798: Nelson's Most Decisive Victory
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    1:27:24Aquilon rakes Vanguard and wounds NelsonNotable Point
  5. The Battle of the Nile 1798: Nelson's Most Decisive Victory
    1:42:50Leander rakes three French ships and suffers fourteen woundedNotable Point
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    1:42:10Kronstadt rewards Russia without a decisive battleNotable Point
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    1:57:33Raking fire helps explain the line of battleNotable Point
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    1:38:05Howe's all-ships attackChapter
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    1:44:08Initiative, hesitation, and the ragged British attackChapter
  12. Glorious First of June (1794)
    2:09:45Howe's order to break the line everywhereChapter
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    40:30Pre-Trafalgar ship construction under fireNotable Point
  14. Empire Total War: Naval Battle Training...
    41:17Working onto an opponent's stern quarterNotable Point
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    1:26:31Boarding mechanics and the capture of ships of the lineNotable Point