Lord Nelson joined the Royal Navy at a young age, initially influenced by his family's naval background and the opportunities for adventure and service. His early experiences in the navy allowed him to develop his skills as a sailor and a leader, ultimately leading to his rise in rank and prominence. Nelson's ambition and determination to excel in a military career, coupled with the desire to serve his country, motivated his commitment to naval service.
Vice-Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson.
They represent Horatio Lord Nelson's three great victories: Copenhagen, Battle of the Nile, and Trafalgar. It is ironic since Nelson was British and these were Royal Navy, not US victories. However, the British Royal Navy was the de facto "best" navy in the world.
Yes
Lord John Hay - Royal Navy admiral of the fleet - was born on 1827-08-23.
Lord John Hay - Royal Navy admiral of the fleet - died on 1916-05-04.
Lord Admiral Horatio Nelson won the battle.
He was 47 years old
Admiral nelson first name was Horatio. He was a British flag officer famous for his service in the Royal Navy.
Nelson from Royal Navy, in 1805
No, Lord Nelson was not a pirate. He was a British naval commander known for his leadership during the Napoleonic Wars, particularly at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Unlike pirates, who engaged in illegal acts of robbery at sea, Nelson served under the Royal Navy and fought for his country's interests. His legacy is that of a national hero rather than a pirate.
Conditions in the Royal Navy were awful, which lead some sailors to desert the British navy and join the American navy. Many American sailors were taken hostage by the British.
No, only UK and Commonwealth citizens.