
Naval Battle Of Actium, September 2nd, 31 Bc
By André Geraque KifferLength1h 21m
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Drawing on the technical features of having heavier ships rigged with masts and sails, Antonius and Cleopatra s fleet could have sailed into Agmen (column) to a safe distance that left the enemy in doubt as to their battle order, and at the last possible moment formed a large Orbis (yes, a square similar to the tactical terrestrial formation, but without spaces inside) and like a ruptured ram ahead and then sailed towards Egypt - with hoisted sails - like a large convoy.
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length1 hr 21 mins
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Publish dateDec 9, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2CHAPTER 1 – NAVAL BATTLE OF ACTIUM....…..8
3CHAPTER 1
4Carthage in the Mediterranean and Africa, and
5Otavianus Augustus and Marcus Antonius, to decide
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6Im 2: Caesar's campaigns in the Civil War.
7After an unsuccessful siege of the city of
8Caesar's legates, Marcus Antonius and Lepidus
9Cassius in two battles of Philippi in October and
10veterans on confiscated land on the Italic peninsula
11Pompey and, with the support of his legate Marcus
12The leaders
13Ancient warships in the Mediterranean Sea
14capacity of soldiers.
15Im 5: Tactical maneuvers of the galleys.
16combat.
17flanks (Periplos).
18the last opportunity for two major fleets to battle
19with a rapid invasion of the Italic peninsula in the
20After Otavianus' proposals for a conference
2140 thousand (90 by ship)
2222 thousand (120 by ship)
23Shortly after noon the two wings of the eastern
24CHAPTER 2
25Im 10: A scheme of the historical battle.
26Egypt.
27With the negative result of the ground
28the United States.
29So Mahan, thinking of the American naval
30Im 11: The naval thinkers.
31CHAPTER 3
32In this Actium scenario each Turn corresponds
33Each unit of combat power (M - marines)
34oars), the triremes (3 orders) cataphracts
35command range (CR), the number corresponding to
36Admiral Publicola (CR 5); the Second, consisting of
37Exchange Proposal and the Calculated Risk.
38Im 17: Historical thumbnail of naval artillery.
39the naval sweep maneuver over the collision.
40II Squadron (Acco)
41III (Sosius) and IV (Insteius) Squadrons
42Western Roman Fleet (Otavianus)
4333 and 32, despite the flagship signals, attack
44The Orbis ram at the junction of the Center
45towards the enemy pavilion.
466 and 7 hooked eastern quinqueremes 61
47(Insteius); and the western quadrirremes 52 the
48Im 21: Breach widening.
49HOUR H + 120 TURN
504 of the Turn and, therefore, the favorable wind can