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Random Ships And Sailors Of The Royal Navyreport

  • John Benbow (Notable sailors)

  • The Prince William (later William IV) (Notable sailors)

  • Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe (Notable sailors)

  • Invincible: light aircraft carrier. (Notable ships)

  • Hood: battlecruiser destroyed by the German battleship Bismarck. (Notable ships)

  • William Bligh (Notable sailors)

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About This Tool

Although many people attribute the strength of the Royal Navy to the sophistication of British warships and artillery, the British ships and weapons are not superior to those of the French, the real key to the English supremacy at sea was the very humble mariners in their army. Sailors were one of the main reasons the Royal Navy was able to take control of the sea from other countries. Without a “Relatively adequate” supply of sailors at home, Britain could not sail out of the harbor even with its countless warships and merchant ships, and with sailors, the British navy can make warships obey their own orders, in order to compete freely at sea.

Compared with other countries, the British people have long recognized the importance of sailors, and the British geographical environment also makes Britain rich in sailors. As an island nation, Britain has the geographical advantage which the mainland country does not have, the long coastline has nurtured many British people who live off the land. The information about the 92 sailors and ships kept in the random tool generator was important because they were important weapons of war for Britain’s naval supremacy at the time.

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