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It is called a 'broadside' when all the guns from fore to aft of a warship are fired simultaneously in one direction.
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What does broadside have to do with smuggerling?
Broadside, as a noun, was used as a naval term to mean either all the guns on one side of a warship, or the nearly simultaneous firing of all of these guns (as a naval combat manoever).
What is the nane of a volley of shots fired from a naval warship?
Broadside the simultaneous firing of all the armament on one side of a warship
What were broadsides?
Broadside were a feature of 17th and 18 century naval battles. This was when all cannon on one side of the ship were fired at once.
When did Naval Battle of the Tejo happen?
Naval Battle of the Tejo happened in 1384-07.
What was the largest sea battle of World War 1?
The BATTLE OF JUTLAND was the largest naval battle in World War I.
When did Naval Battle of Kaliakra happen?
Naval Battle of Kaliakra happened on 1912-11-21.
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Naval Battle of Hakodate happened on 1869-05-10.
When did Naval Battle of Guadalcanal happen?
Naval Battle of Guadalcanal happened on 1942-11-15.
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Naval Battle of Casablanca happened on 1942-11-16.
What is the term for a sea battle?
Sea Battle, Naval Engagement, Naval battle, Naval Action, Sea Fight, Sea Engagement, Surface Engagement, Surface Action, to name a few.
What is the opposite of broadside?
The opposite of broadside is narrowside.
