Transport Ships
Definition
Transport ships were vessels used by ancient Romans to carry troops, supplies, and equipment during military campaigns or trade expeditions. These ships played a vital role in facilitating communication and logistics across vast distances.
Analogy
Picture transport ships as giant moving trucks that transport goods from one place to another efficiently, just like how they transported soldiers and supplies across seas during Roman times.
Related terms
Trireme: An ancient warship with three rows of oars on each side, used for naval warfare.
Merchant Ships: Vessels used for trade and commerce, transporting goods between different regions or countries.
Naval Fleet: A group of warships under the command of a single leader, often used in military operations at sea.
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