KnowraNaval rammingLinked fromLinked fromThe 6 pages that link to Naval ramming, each with the reason it gives.All 6Broader topic 1Related 4Compared with 1TriremeBroader topic: Trireme crews maneuvered to strike vulnerable points on enemy hulls.Artemisia I of CariaRelated: Herodotus says Artemisia rammed a Persian-allied ship while escaping Greek pursuit.Battle of the Yalu RiverCompared with: The battle’s gunfire-centered fighting differed from older expectations of decisive ramming.Battle of Hampton RoadsRelated: Virginia’s ram had damaged a Union ship the previous day, but failed against Monitor.Battle of ArtemisiumRelated: Ramming was a central way triremes damaged enemy ships in close combat.Roger of LauriaRelated: Close maneuvering could bring opposing galleys within reach of a disabling blow.