Naval Warfare

Naval warfare refers to military operations conducted at sea, involving warships and submarines. Throughout history, it has played a crucial role in conflicts by controlling trade routes, projecting power, and ensuring maritime security. Naval battles determine naval supremacy and can influence the outcome of wars. Key elements include naval tactics, fleet composition, and technology, such as the use of aircraft carriers and submarines. Notable examples include the Battle of Trafalgar and the Pacific Theatre in World War II, where strategies and innovations significantly affected global events and national power dynamics.