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The 27 pages that link to Naval artillery, each with the reason it gives.

• ArtilleryBroader topic: It adapts artillery to the weapons, platforms, and targets of naval warfare.

• Gunpowder warfareBroader topic: Shipboard guns made firepower central to naval combat and maritime empire.

• Battle of TsushimaNarrower topic: Gunnery, shell effects, and firing control were central to the battle’s lopsided outcome.

• Naval mineCompared with: Artillery attacks are actively aimed and fired, unlike mines waiting in a waterway.

• Naval gunfire supportNarrower topic: Ship-mounted artillery is the weapon system from which naval gunfire support derives.

• Ironclad warshipRelated: Ironclad armor developed in response to increasingly powerful naval guns.

• BattleshipNarrower topic: Battleships concentrated their offensive power in large naval guns.

• Ship of the lineNarrower topic: Its heavy guns determined the ship's combat power and tactical role.

• Line of battleRelated: The formation aimed to bring ships’ heavy guns into coordinated action.

• Battle of the Yalu RiverNarrower topic: Rapid-firing guns helped Japanese ships inflict severe damage on Qing vessels.

• Naval rammingCompared with: Artillery let warships damage opponents from beyond ramming distance.

• Tōgō HeihachirōRelated: Gunnery range, accuracy, and fire control shaped the decisive exchange at Tsushima.

• Battle of Cape EsperanceRelated: Cruiser gunfire inflicted much of the damage during the night engagement.

• Early modern warfareRelated: Broadside fire made warships central instruments of power across oceans and contested coasts.

• Michiel de RuyterRelated: The range, weight, and handling of ship guns shaped the engagements he commanded.

• Battle of DiuRelated: Portuguese cannon fire helped disable enemy ships before boarding could decide the fight.

• Battle of Hampton RoadsRelated: The ships’ guns repeatedly failed to penetrate each other’s armor.

• Battle of MyeongnyangRelated: Korean gunfire helped keep Japanese ships from exploiting their numerical advantage at close range.

• CSS VirginiaNarrower topic: Virginia’s guns were central to its attacks on Union vessels.

• Pavel NakhimovNarrower topic: Ship guns and coastal batteries defined the firepower available in Nakhimov’s battles and defenses.

• Battle of SinopNarrower topic: Russian guns inflicted the destruction that made this more than a fleet maneuver.

• Battle of the Falkland IslandsNarrower topic: Long-range gunfire, rather than close combat, destroyed most of the German squadron.

• Battle of the Denmark StraitNarrower topic: Gun range, shell trajectory, and armor penetration governed the exchange of fire.

• David FarragutRelated: Shipboard firepower helped Farragut’s fleet suppress Confederate batteries.

• GunboatRelated: Gunboats concentrated their firepower in guns suited to shore bombardment and close engagements.

• Oliver Hazard PerryRelated: The fleets’ unequal mix of long guns and carronades shaped the battle’s opening exchanges.

• USS ArizonaRelated: Arizona’s eight 14-inch guns formed its main battery.