Hello
Does anyone have any articles /refs that deals with amphib operations in this period , essentially from Crimean war landings to Gallipoli landings ?
Like how were these operations conducted ? what kind of troopships were used?
How were soldiers/equipment taken from troopships to shore ? what kind of assault craft /landing crafts were used ?
Thanks
amphibious landings 1850-1914
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Re: amphibious landings 1850-1914
There is information about the amphibious landing at Şarköy here:
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Re: amphibious landings 1850-1914
Fine tune the question--I think I can assist regarding Japanese landing operations in September 1914 in support of the Qingdao campaign. Some of the British ships that took part in the Gallipoli campaign arrived after the Japanese landing. The Japanese operation was a division size effort with full naval support, including shore bombardments.
Re: amphibious landings 1850-1914
US Civil War had numerous examples. Depends if you consider an over the beach landing vs. seizing a port and landing from there.
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Re: amphibious landings 1850-1914
Battle of the Pearl river barrier forts in China between the US & China 16 Nov 1856nastle wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 06:44Hello
Does anyone have any articles /refs that deals with amphib operations in this period , essentially from Crimean war landings to Gallipoli landings ?
Like how were these operations conducted ? what kind of troopships were used?
How were soldiers/equipment taken from troopships to shore ? what kind of assault craft /landing crafts were used ?
Thanks
4 forts captured for 10 killed 22 wounded out of a 287 man landing force of bluejackets and marines
USS Portsmith 18X 32Pdr gun sloop of war
USS Levant 4X 24Pdr, 13X 32Pdr gun sloop of war
USS San Jacinto 6x 8inch smoothbore guns screw frigate
"There are two kinds of people who are staying on this beach: those who are dead and those who are going to die. Now let’s get the hell out of here".
Col. George Taylor, 16th Infantry Regiment, Omaha Beach
Col. George Taylor, 16th Infantry Regiment, Omaha Beach