The crucial battle was Salamis, which crippled the Persian navy, left its resupply fleet inoperative causing the sending of half the Persian army home, and removed the amphibious threat to the Greek cities, allowing them to send out their armies to combine against and defeat the depleted Persian army at Plataia..

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