Major Naval Battles

Major naval battles are significant conflicts between naval forces, often influencing the outcome of wars. These battles typically involve ships, submarines, and aircraft, using strategies and tactics to gain control of sea routes or ports. Key examples include the Battle of Trafalgar (1805), which established British naval dominance, and the Battle of Midway (1942), a pivotal moment in World War II that turned the tide against Japan. Such encounters demonstrate the importance of naval power in warfare, affecting trade, military logistics, and territorial control on the world's oceans.