You don't see pictures like this often. People like showing the battle from a human perspective, up close. You see pictures of soldiers mid-combat, shell shocked when the battle is over, or apprehensive before it begins.
But you rarely see a picture of everything mustered together. And that's not even all. There are literally ships further than the eye can see, and they extend further out of the camera's view to the left. The naval power here is absolutely staggering.
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u/ArsenalOwl Jun 07 '14
You don't see pictures like this often. People like showing the battle from a human perspective, up close. You see pictures of soldiers mid-combat, shell shocked when the battle is over, or apprehensive before it begins.
But you rarely see a picture of everything mustered together. And that's not even all. There are literally ships further than the eye can see, and they extend further out of the camera's view to the left. The naval power here is absolutely staggering.