The British Naval Expedition refers to various military operations conducted by the British Navy throughout history, often aimed at expanding British influence or responding to conflicts. These expeditions typically involved naval forces deploying to strategic locations, engaging in battles, or providing support to ground troops. One notable example is the British Naval Expedition during the Crimean War in the mid-19th century, where British naval forces played a crucial role in blockading Russian ports. Such expeditions have significantly shaped maritime strategy and international relations, showcasing the power and reach of the Royal Navy.