43 reactions · 14 shares | D-Day. 6 June 1944. The largest amphibious invasion in the history of warfare. ⚓ Nearly 7,000 naval vessels 廒 Over 18,000 Allied paratroopers ✈️ over 14,000 sorties  More than 150,000 troops on the beaches The landings marked the start of a long and costly campaign that we will never forget. | BFBS Radio | Facebook

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Crossing the T: Naval Warfare "Crossing the T" is a naval warfare tactic that aims to maximize the firepower of a fleet while minimizing exposure to enemy fire. This maneuver involves arranging ships so that they form a "T" shape with the opposing fleet, allowing the ships on one leg of the "T" to concentrate their fire on the enemy while presenting a smaller target profile. By bringing their broadside weapons to bear against the enemy's bow, the engaging fleet can deliver a devastating attack.

Naval Battles in Assassin's Creed Odyssey look like so much fun 🌊🙌🏻 | GAMINGbible