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Tango0117 Feb 2023 8:44 p.m. PST

"On the last day of October, the Turcowaz fleet set forth once more through the Dardanelles Strait to face the Hellenic Navy. On the previous occasion, they had got the better of the encounter, and broken the blockade. Yet, owing to the narrowness of the point of egress into the Mesogesean Sea, the maritime strategic situation remained unfavourable to the Turcowaz Navy. To be sure, there was the whole of the Turcowaz Orientalis littoral to be considered, but large seaports and anchorages were wanting – the narrow bays at Smyrna and Marmaris being equally susceptible to blockade…"


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Bob the Temple Builder19 Feb 2023 6:11 a.m. PST

This formed part of a whole campaign, and it is well worth reading the entire collection of blog posts that tell its story. The links can be found on my blog = link

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