Manila Port.
The Philippine Navy has been nearly completely destroyed, forcing the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines to rely on delaying the American military's advance on land.
The coastal defense artillery at Manila Port tried to resist stubbornly but was easily wiped out by the American military. The main artillery forces of the Philippines were positioned at the mouth of Manila Bay, leaving the rear relatively vulnerable. With the complete destruction of naval vessels, Manila Port could only passively take the hits.
Compared to the Philippine Navy, the Spanish Army's performance can be described as "utterly disastrous," leaving the East African military advisory group, which had trained them briefly beforehand, covering their faces in shame.
