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Ushakov and Nelson

There are no sources supporting the claim that Nelson made the same maneuver at the Nile and Trafalgar, and theres no indication what that maneuver even is (his main maneuvers at both battles weren't even the same, unless it was something generic like "full sail"). So I'm removing it until theres more information on the maneuver, and sources. Even then, I doubt that it is noteworthy enough that we need to state it was used in all three battles, unless theres evidence that Nelson got it from Ushakov (and the maneuver is probably a pretty common one, and Nelson really didn't get along with Ushakov, so I doubt that). 174.112.18.193 (talk) 05:32, 30 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]