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How Admiral Nelson countered the Crossing of the T At the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, Admiral Horatio Nelson faced the strategic threat of the French and Spanish fleets attempting to execute the "Crossing of the T." This maneuver aimed to place their ships perpendicular to his line, maximizing their broadside firepower while minimizing exposure to return fire. Recognizing this tactic, Nelson devised a bold strategy by splitting his fleet into two columns, directly engaging the enemy's line at a

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