The Campaign of Santiago De Cuba 1
The Campaign of Santiago De Cuba 1
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But had the Flying Squadron sailed direct from Hampton Roads to San Juan, it could have made no junction with Sampson's squadron until it reached its destina- tion ; in which case the chance, in all probability, would have been given Cervera of fighting one squadron before the other arrived. Or if he had been able to sail forth before the arrival of either, he could have met one or the other singly. As Cervera's four cruisers were about equal in fighting power to the two battleships and the sin...gle cruiser of each American squadron, he would in such a battle have had a fair chance of victory.
Upon this strategical plan Captain Mahan com- ments most interestingly as follows : " The writer assumes that, had our coast defences been such as to put our minds at ease concerning the safety of our chief seaboard cities, the Flying Squadron would from the first have been off Cienfuegos. He is forced to assume so, because his own military conviction has always been that such would have been the proper course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But had the Flying Squadron sailed direct from Hampton Roads to San Juan, it could have made no junction with Sampson's squadron until it reached its destina- tion ; in which case the chance, in all probability, would have been given Cervera of fighting one squadron before the other arrived. Or if he had been able to sail forth before the arrival of either, he could have met one or the other singly. As Cervera's four cruisers were about equal in fighting power to the two battleships and the sin...gle cruiser of each American squadron, he would in such a battle have had a fair chance of victory.
Upon this strategical plan Captain Mahan com- ments most interestingly as follows : " The writer assumes that, had our coast defences been such as to put our minds at ease concerning the safety of our chief seaboard cities, the Flying Squadron would from the first have been off Cienfuegos. He is forced to assume so, because his own military conviction has always been that such would have been the proper course.
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