Although the naval infantry is trained under the supervision of Da Weineta corps officers, the training subjects differ greatly from the army units.
For example, naval infantry completely abandoned the super long spear, replacing it with short spears and sailors' knives.
Additionally, every naval infantry must learn to use explosives and toss grenades.
In the army, usually only specific types of soldiers receive such training.
The smallest military unit of naval infantry is also adapted from "battalion" to "boat" for water.
A boat consists of thirteen people, just enough to fill a large boat.
To be more precise, the opposite should be said—because a large boat can hold thirteen people, a naval infantry "boat" consists of thirteen people.
On the battery outside Red Sulfur Harbor, General Antonio Serviati was using a telescope to observe in the direction of the harbor.
