Trafalgar Day (South), 23 October 2010 </HEAD> <div align="left"> <strong> Links to PDF log sheets below generated by <a href="http://www.thenavalregister.com/" target="_blank"> The Naval Register software.</a> Also this <a href="http://cdeboe.blogspot.com/2010/10/santa-catarina.html"> After Action Report</a> written by the Portuguese Admiral. <br><br>Portugal </strong> <li><a href="./Prazeres.pdf" target="_blank"> 64 gun Ship of the Line "Prazeres"</a> <li><a href="./Ajuda.pdf" target="_blank"> 64 gun Ship of the Line "Ajuda"</a> <li><a href="./Santo_Antonio.pdf" target="_blank"> 64 gun Ship of the Line "Santo António"</a> <li><a href="./Belem.pdf" target="_blank"> 54 gun Ship of the Line "Belem"</a> <li><a href="./Santo_Agostinho.pdf" target="_blank"> 64 gun Ship of the Line "Santo Agostinho"</a> <strong><br><br><center>versus</center> Spain</strong> <li><a href="./San_Damaso.pdf" target="_blank"> 70 gun Ship of the Line "San Damaso"</a> <li><a href="./America.pdf" target="_blank"> 60 gun Ship of the Line "América"</a> <li><a href="./Poderoso.pdf" target="_blank"> 70 gun Ship of the Line "Poderoso"</a> <li><a href="./Santo_Domingo.pdf" target="_blank"> 70 gun Ship of the Line "Santo Domingo"</a> <li><a href="./Septentrion.pdf" target="_blank"> 60 gun Ship of the Line "Septentrion"</a> <li><a href="./San_Jose.pdf" target="_blank"> 70 gun Ship of the Line "San José"</a> <p> Historical Situation was Scenario 3 from the Monsoon Seas supplement to Close Action. </p><p> This was a hypothetical situation of five Portuguese ships of the line versus six Spanish in June 1777. Historically the Spanish stayed in port and avoided confrontation. So it shows what could have happened had the Spanish decided to fight. </p> </div> </HTML>