Today, 161 years ago, on August 5, 1864 (First of the Monthly Calendar in early July), the Naval Battle of the Port of Mobyle erupted during the American Southern and Northern War.

On August 5, 1864, the Naval Battle of Mobyl in the U.S. Southern War broke out. On that day, the Northern Army deployed 14 wooden battleships and four new Monet-type armor ships, while the Southern Army deployed the upgraded Virginia-type armor "Tennessee" and three light artillery ships. The Northern Army's armor "Tikamsi" was unfortunately sinking, but the Northern Army fleet captured "Tennessee" after a violent siege. The defeat of the naval battle led to the fall of the last port city of Mobyl controlled by the Southern Army on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico.

Look at such a scale, it is simply unbelievable that it is a "big" naval battle to reverse the warfare.