Another such example of amphibious warfare was the battle of Port Royal, although troops were not landed until the very end and the Confederates had abandoned their fort. (History of War) The siege led by flag officer Samuel Du Pont proved to the South the difficulty of defending their coastline without a challenging navy. During this brief battle, a fleet of 17 moving warships bombarded the forts at Port Royal while the army “supposedly” attacked by land. (History of War) Hours later, badly damaged, the confederates abandoned the fort and marines raised the Union flag. This battle was one of many battles fought to gain access to an important waterway.
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