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LICEO NAVAL JAMBELI - COMBATE JAMBELI RESUMEN

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the principal fighter against the spain crown

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ThIS battle was a very important one in the country’s history and so it is commemorated every year on the anniversary of the day on which it took place – May 24. The battle was fought on the slopes of the Pichincha volcano – hence the name – and today you will find that this is right next to the city of Quito and at an elevation of roughly 3500 meters above sea level.

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The Battle of Jambelí was a naval combat between Ecuador and Peru that took place in the maritime territory of Ecuador on July 25, 1941. It was an altercation between the Ecuadorian gunboat BAE Calderón and the Peruvian destroyer BAP Almirante Villar. The first was a small warship and the second was a larger vessel that could reach higher speed and was more agile, according to naval terminology. In addition, he was superior in armament and troops. Despite the great difference in power, Ecuador was victorious and managed to expel the Peruvian forces from the Jambelí channel. That is why, every July 25th, the Ecuadorian National Navy Day is celebrated in recognition of the value and commitment of the members of the Navy.