The Scottish fleet operations of 1513, concurrent with James IV land invasion that culminated in the Battle of Flodden, created a maritime threat to the northern English coast that diverted English naval attention from the continental theatre. The fleet threat, though never fully realised due to logistical difficulties, demonstrated that Scotland could apply amphibious pressure on England while simultaneously invading overland.
Limited; main engagement was Flodden itself
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