commerce raiding

The first sort of commerce raiding was for nations to commission privateers.

Nevertheless, commerce raiding was an important part of naval strategy from the Early Modern period through the Second World War.

Three new incidents of Manticoran commerce raiding have been reportedeven a case of simple piracy!and this task forcemust be gotten back into action.

With no conflicts left in his hand (but that's also what he said before he played the Impasse) Peter targeted Commerce Raiding with a conflict.

Not much chance for intrigue conflicts anymore, so Andrew played Commerce Raiding followed by two Zathras's to prevent cheesing by others.

Commerce raiding was heavily criticised by the naval theorist A.T. Mahan, who regarded it as a distraction from the destruction of the enemy's fighting power.

Usually, commerce raiding is chosen by a weaker naval power against a stronger, or by a nation with little ocean-going trade against one with a great deal.

However, as the air gap over the North Atlantic closed, Huff-Duff (radio triangulation equipment) improved, airborne centimetric radar was introduced and convoys received escort carrier protection, the scope for commerce raiding diminished.

These qualities also proved important in the Pacific commerce raiding of World War II, but the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty's prohibition on unrestricted submarine warfare precluded inter-war planning in this area.

Commerce raiding is a form of naval warfare used to destroy or disrupt logistics of the enemy on the open sea by attacking its merchant shipping, rather than engaging its combatants or enforcing a blockade against them.

After accomplishing this mission by 10 October, her Commerce Raiding Unit was reactivated, and Aikoku Maru transited the Sunda Strait into the Indian Ocean on 7 November, together with Hōkoku Maru.

In May 1864, Mallory instructed Hogg to seize a Union steamship, either the Salvador or the Guatemala, and use it for commerce raiding of Union shipping along the West Coast and the whaling fleet in the Pacific Ocean.

Neither type could hope to stand up to any sort of regular man-of-war, even one without the devilish new Charisian artillery, but they could capture and destroy lumbering, lightly armedor completely unarmedmerchantmen, and commerce raiding was probably the one way in which Emerald could hope to actually hurtor inconvenience, at leastCharis.

During the 1930s, disparities between the conventional warship strength of the Kriegsmarine (German Navy) and other nations caused by the Treaty of Versailles led the German military to recognise that auxiliary cruisers engaged in commerce raiding would be of use during future wars, and that suitable vessels should be identified.