Primarily a war of Guerre de Course (Commerce Raiding), as Germany was not a traditional naval power.
Germany introduced submarine warfare on a large scale, isolating Europe from supplies in the Americas.
The Battle of Jutland was a huge naval battle that resulted in changes to ship design and tactics.
Except for submarine warfare; naval warfare in WWI was not important. What engagements did occur, tipped the balance in neither direction.
trench warfare was a big one
In a nutshell, World War I dissolved the empires of Europe and set the stage for some countries becoming democratic, and others following the path of socialism, fascism, and communism. Its treaties and boundaries led to bitterness that allowed Hitler to rise to power and start WWII. WWI also brought an era of prosperity in the United States and then depression that spread to the rest of the world. World War II set the stage for a divided Europe, resulted in vast technological advances in warfare, and brought the Cold War upon the world.
Nothing it has no connection
Mostly the European continent . (Warfare was not restricted to Europe.)
A lot of the military tactics developed in the Boer War were used in the Great War eg trench warfare. Love Samantha Ellis
Naval warfare in the Mediterranean during World War I happened in 1919-08.
During World War 2! lol
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Airplanes
1. Germany=Submarines 2. Japan=Aircraft Carriers Germany pursued a naval war of "Guerre de Course" (Commerce raiding) Japan pursued a naval war of "Guerre de Escadre" (Fleet warfare)
It sounds as if you are looking for submarines.
Naval War or Naval Warfare is the use of naval forces (ships, aircraft, SEALS, amphibious craft) to conduct offensive and defensive strategies by use of seapower
Warfare in World War 2 are illegal and dangerous than warfare in World War 1.
World War 1 introduced aerial warfare with airplanes and trench warfare
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Since World War 2, the greatest attention in naval weapons has been focused on missiles. These include anti-ship missiles, anti-aircraft missiles, and ballistic missiles. Advancements in missile technology have revolutionized naval warfare and greatly increased the range and precision of naval engagements.
Although there were some US Civil War battles fought on the high seas, the CSC Alabama and the USS Kearsarge as one example; naval blockades and riverine warfare (Brown Water Navy) were the primary naval battles fought during the civil war.