littoral warfare
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n.
Military combat in and near shallow water depths.
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Warfare conducted by naval, air, and ground (landing) forces in coastal areas.
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- Tactics: Naval Warfare Tactics
- Galleys (history 1450-1789)
- Navy Combat Branches: Surface Forces
- Marine Corps, United States (American history)
