In what ways was jones naval strategy like that of the continental army

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The jones naval strategy was like the continental army because it's main priority was to hit the British when they were least expecting it, like the continental army did.

RUDIKE [14]3 years ago

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<span>John Paul Jones's naval strategy as well as the Continental Army's was to hit the British at their most vulnerable, thus forcing them to try to add more coverage at weak</span>

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