naval operations
Admiralty's strategic activities
Naval operations are military activities conducted at sea by a nation's navy.
The term encompasses combat missions, patrols, blockades, amphibious landings, and support activities like supply convoys and search-and-rescue.
The admiral coordinated naval operations across the Pacific theater.
In peacetime, naval operations include training exercises and maintaining maritime security.
- admiralSenior naval commander
- destroyerOne that ruins completely
- fleetVehicles under unified command
- mine countermeasuresActions defeating underwater explosives
- battleshipArmored naval capital vessel
blockade · submarine · warship · war games · disaster relief · amphibious assault · coastal defense · ocean mapping · medical evacuation · polar expeditions · simulation exercises · peacekeeping missions · convoy · intelligence gathering · rules of engagement · electronic warfare · landing · sortie
- naval forcesnavy, fleet, warships, Royal Navy, US Navy
- navalfleet command, sailors, admirals, commanders, ships
- naval affairsadmiralty, fleet command, admiral, fleet admiral, rear admiral
- naval historybattleships, admiral, battleship, navies, admirals
- naval warfarebattleship, destroyer, sea battles, warship, cruiser
- Canadian MilitaryCanadian Armed Forces, Canadian Army, DND, military branches, service branches
naval operationsground operations
Activities conducted on land
army operations · air operations · aerial warfare · desert warfare · airborne operations
naval operationspeacekeeping
Preventing or ending conflict
humanitarian missions · diplomatic missions · commercial fishing