The Ironclads have been used in America during the Civil War by both sides.
The first encounter took place on March 9, 1862 into Hampton Road, between the CSS "Virginia", that on march 8 successfully attacked a Union Fleet gathered there and USS "Monitor". The outcome of the fighting remained undecided but "Virginia" did no more attempt another sortie.
Many ironclads were built both by Confederates and Union sides for the duration of the war. The most notable battle in which ironclads were involved was the naval battle of Mobile Bay on August 5, 1864.
Ironclads are boats. Admirals usually command navies, not generals.
Boats covered in iron are commonly referred to as ironclads.
the confederacy i think
The Monitor won the "Battle of the Ironclads" between the Monitor and the Merrimack (Northern and Southern ships, respectively).
Ironclads.
The Land Ironclads was created in 1903.
Ironclads are boats. Admirals usually command navies, not generals.
Ironclads are not the same thing as submarines. Ironclads do not go underwater completely even though the majority of their body may be underwater.
Boats covered in iron are commonly referred to as ironclads.
Ironclads could destroy wooden enemy ships using either cannon fire or by ramming them.
some time in the 1800s
Ironclads.
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Ironclads.
The Monitor and the Merrimack
'Fighting Bob' Evans' Big Ironclads - 1907 was released on: USA: December 1907