Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782)

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The Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782) was a late American Revolutionary War naval engagement off the Delaware coast involving British and American forces contesting control of vital coastal waters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military engagement
naval battle
belligerent Continental Navy
Royal Navy
coast Delaware coast
conflictBetween Great Britain
United States of America
surface form: United States
conflictIn American Revolutionary War
conflictType naval warfare
countryInvolved Kingdom of Great Britain
United States of America
describedBy Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782) self-linksurface differs
surface form: The Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782) was a late American Revolutionary War naval engagement off the Delaware coast involving British and American forces contesting control of vital coastal waters.
era 18th century
hasEndTime 1782
hasPartOfConflict American Revolutionary War
hasStartTime 1782
location Atlantic Ocean
off the Delaware coast
objective control of coastal waters off Delaware
partOf Atlantic campaign of the American Revolutionary War
surface form: Atlantic naval operations of the American Revolutionary War

late stages of the American Revolutionary War
region East Coast of the United States
strategicImportance control of access to the Delaware River
protection of American coastal shipping
theaterOfWar North American coastal waters
year 1782

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Atlantic campaign of the American Revolutionary War hasPart Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782)
Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782) describedBy Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: The Battle of the Delaware Capes (1782) was a late American Revolutionary War naval engagement off the Delaware coast involving British and American forces contesting control of vital coastal waters.