Frobisher returned to the seas in 1585 as vice admiral for Sir [[Francis Drake]]'s voyage to the [[West Indies]]. Three years later, he fought for the [[English]] against the [[Spanish Armada]] and was knighted for his efforts. For six years Frobisher lead several different [[English]] squadrons, including one that attempted to intercept Spanish treasure ships in the [[Azores]]. He retired in 1591 and in 1592 [[Walter Raleigh]] persuaded him to lead an attack on Spanish merchant ships bringing gold from [[Panama]]. He was badly wounded at Siege of Crozon, near [[Brest]], [[France]]. He was brought back to [[England]] but died in [[Plymouth]] on 22 November 1594. | Frobisher returned to the seas in 1585 as vice admiral for Sir [[Francis Drake]]'s voyage to the [[West Indies]]. Three years later, he fought for the [[English]] against the [[Spanish Armada]] and was knighted for his efforts. For six years Frobisher lead several different [[English]] squadrons, including one that attempted to intercept Spanish treasure ships in the [[Azores]]. He retired in 1591 and in 1592 [[Walter Raleigh]] persuaded him to lead an attack on Spanish merchant ships bringing gold from [[Panama]]. He was badly wounded at Siege of Crozon, near [[Brest]], [[France]]. He was brought back to [[England]] but died in [[Plymouth]] on 22 November 1594. |