The 1714 naval clash between Norwegian Vice-Admiral Peter Tordenskjold and English Captain Bactmann took place off the coast of Lindesnes, Norway. Tordenskjold’s ship, the 'Løvendals Gallej', disguised under a Dutch flag, engaged the British frigate De Olbing Galley, which had been loaned to Sweden by the Royal Navy. The battle lasted 14 hours, with both ships sustaining heavy damage. Tordenskjold’s aggressive tactics left his vessel nearly out of ammunition. In a moment of audacious desperation