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Single-ship action

This is a list of notable single-ship actions and other events: Not complete yet

Single-ship actions

Russo-Swedish War:

  • 1789 May 21 - Cutter Mercury under the command of Lieutenant-Commander Roman Crown captures Swedish 40-gun frigate Venus which, according to tradition, joins Russian navy under the same name.

War of 1812:

  • 1853 November 17 (November 5) - Russian frigatte Vladimir captures Turkish frigatte Pervaz Bahri on the Black Sea (first battle of steam ships)
  • 1864 June 19 Cherbourg - USS Kearsarge sinks CSS Alabama off Cherbourg
  • 1870 November 7 - French aviso Bouvet fights with German gunboat Meteor off Cuba
  • 1879 May 21 - Iquique Naval Combat - Huáscar sinks Esmeralda

World War One:

  • 1914 September 14 - British auxiliary cruiser Carmania sinks German auxiliary cruiser Cap Trafalgar near the Canary Islands
  • 1914 November 9 - HMAS Sydney sinks SMS Emden at the Cocos Islands

World War Two:

Naval bombardments

  • 1816 August 27 - Bombardment of Algiers (details)
  • 1840 - Bombardment of Acre
  • 1866 May 1 (?) Spanish bombardment of Valparaiso
  • 1882 July 11 - Bombardment of Alexandria

Other naval events

  • 1919 June 21 - Scuttling of German fleet at Scapa Flow
  • 1942 November 27 - Scuttling of French fleet at Toulon
  • 1943 - Scuttling of Danish fleet
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