Nelson's Epic Naval Battles: From Nile to Trafalgar Nelson was celebrated globally, receiving honors and a peerage after the Nile. Trafalgar would seal his fame. The narrative promises frontline perspectives from Peninsula War veterans across multiple nations. #Navalhistory #Nelson #EpicHistory #reels #fyp | Epic History TV

Trafalgar: Nelson's Epic Naval Battle & History Britain’s naval dominance contrasted Napoleon’s invasion aims. Villeneuve’s Franco-Spanish fleet failed to deter Nelson; a chasing duel peaked with Trafalgar, reshaping European sea power and sealing British maritime supremacy. #NavalHistory #Trafalgar #EpicHistory | Epic History TV

Battle of Trafalgar: Nelson's Bold Naval Strategy Nelson plans a bold two-column attack at Trafalgar. Light winds hinder approach, but British firepower and seamanship overwhelm Villeneuve’s ragged fleet, breaking the line with decisive close-action blows. #NavalHistory #Trafalgar #EpicHistory | Epic History TV

🇬🇧⚓ A proud turnout for Trafalgar Day Service⚓🇬🇧 What a fantastic turnout at Nelson’s Monument as our community came together to commemorate Trafalgar Day. Thank you to everyone who joined us in honouring the bravery and sacrifice of Admiral Lord Nelson and all those who fought alongside him. 🗓 Trafalgar Day marks the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805, when the Royal Navy secured a decisive victory against the combined French and Spanish fleets during the Napoleonic Wars. ⚓ Admiral Lor

Nelson's Column may be a familiar London landmark, but have you ever taken a close look at the bronze reliefs? Nelson led a force of around 18,000 sailors against France and Spain in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, and one shows a Black sailor guarding the wounded Vice-Admiral. Evidence from muster rolls, which detail every man on the ships during the battle, shows that 18 were born in Africa and another 123 in the West Indies. The relief was added in 1849, over 40 years after the battle, and i