Name: Naval Warfare Expert Rates 9 Sea Battle Tactics in Movies and TV | How Real Is It?
Uploaded: 2021-10-06T13:12:11.000Z
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I'm a professor at the US Naval War College,

and I'm an expert in 18th-century naval warfare.

Today I'll be looking at naval warfare scenes in movies

But the thing that's really going to lighten the ship

I mean, that's the fastest way to lighten it.

What they're throwing overboard is like --

any difference in the speed of your ship.

This is a maneuver that's called club hauling.

It did happen, but you did it in an emergency,

when you were trying to extricate your ship

rather than as a tactic in battle usually.

I mean, it is a surprise, 'cause it's really dumb.

in the hopes of cutting ropes as it spins through.

I'd be surprised if you had a one-shot thing

A good naval gun crew that's got a lot of men on it

but you probably couldn't sustain that for very long.

It looks like there are, like, eight people on this ship,

like I said, so, you know, they could fire one gun.

But not all of them. You need a lot of men.

It's a great way to make yourself a target.

Probably much more likely to end up in between the ships,

which is a great way to get crushed to death.

It's very cinematic, it's very evocative,

and it looks like sort of a Tarzan-esque thing, I get that,

And I think when people are firing at you,

to keep two ships right next to each other.

We saw these ships moving in opposite directions.

Something would have needed to have happened

Right now this is just, very conveniently,

I guess they've anchored next to each other

Like, in the "Pirates" universe, this is a 10 out of 10.

French officer: This is your last warning! Stop now!

of the crowded deck of what we know is a British frigate.

I mean, these ships are going to be crawling with men.

to try to knock down the mainmast of the enemy ship,

But firing into the rigging was a real tactic,

because the masts are held up by the rigging.

So the reason you'd want to knock the enemy mast down

Often the British practiced firing hard and low

It's really hard to sink a wooden ship. Wood floats.

Those are ropes that they're throwing over

to try to get the ships to stay together,

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