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Location: Cherbourg to Dover
French: 40-60 Dragons (most\\ly Middle Weight) carrying wooden platforms. 1 platform is carried by 4 dragons and holds 2000 men. English: 23 Dragons (mostly Light Wieght) but also included:

• Lily, Maximus, Temeraire, Messoria, Nitidus, and Obversaria.

Historical outcome: Temeraire first discovered the use of the Divine Wind and was able to lure the majority of the French forces to within gun rang of the royal navy.

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Location: Aboukir Bay, Egypt, on August 1 and 2, 1798. French: 17 ships and 14 dragons
English: Thirteen ships of the line, eight British dragons and four loaned by the Turks.
Historical outcome: Lord Horatio Nelson led British forces to a decisive victory, essentially ending Napoleon Bonaparte's ambitions to threaten Britain's position in India by conquering Egypt.

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Location: Mouth of the Thames near the town of Shoeburyness sometime between March 7 and March 13
French and English: 200,000 men, 300 dragons and 24 ships-of-the-line
Ships present:

• HMS Victory - 104 gun 1st rate ship of the line (sunk)
• HMS Minotaur - 74 gun 3rd rate ship of the line (sunk)
• HMS Prince of Wales - 98 gun 2nd rate ship of the line (sunk)
• HMS Neptune - 98 gun 2nd rate ship of the line (sunk)
• HMS Superb - 74 gun 3rd rate ship of the line (survived)
• 19 additional unnamed ships of the line (all sunk)
• at least two frigates (all sunk)

Dragons present:

• Perscitia, Majestatis, Lien, Temeraire, Rictus, Messoria, Chalcedony, Accendare

Historical outcome: Most French dragons and 20,000 troops were killed, all ships sunk but one (on both sides by Lien), Chalcedony killed. Napoleon fled.

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Location: West of Cape Trafalgar in southwest Spainon October 21, 1805.
French:33 ships and 10 dragons (5 of which were Spanish)
English: 27 ships of the line and 12 dragons
Historical outcome: Decisive victory for the English, although a thousand men killed and Nelson was seriously injured.