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Many foreign nations sent military observers to see what could be learned from the American Civil War. However, some of the more important lessons of the Civil War in in the field of naval operations.
So did any foreigan nation send naval personnel as observers? I don't remember hearing of any. Riverine operations and the use of combined army/navy operations should have been of great interest to several foreign nations. Also the use of iron class and wooden ships should have been of interest as well.
So did any foreigan nation send naval personnel as observers? I don't remember hearing of any. Riverine operations and the use of combined army/navy operations should have been of great interest to several foreign nations. Also the use of iron class and wooden ships should have been of interest as well.