Which other military campaigns did Miguel de Cervantes join after the Battle of Lepanto?

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Engraving of Miguel de Cervantes, shown with a mustache and beard, wearing a ruffled collar and cloak, based on works by Gregorio Ferro and Fernando Selma. — Miguel de Cervantes Miguel de Cervantes, engraving by E. Mackenzie after Gregorio Ferro and Fernando Selma; from *The Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biography* (1863).

After the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, Miguel de Cervantes continued his military service while based primarily in Naples. Between 1572 and 1575, he participated in a military expedition at Navarino and saw active combat in Tunis and La Goleta.1