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Edward Longshanks & William Wallace at Falkirk

Challenged by a new Scottish champion, William Wallace, King Edward 'Longshanks' I led a massive English army north into Scotland in the summer of 1298. The two sides collided at Falkirk.

12 February 2019

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The Duke of Monmouth vs. King James II

The fate of the Protestant rebellion to unseat Catholic King James II in the blanace when the Duke of Monmouth's rebels launched a night attack across the English moors.

12 February 2019

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J.E.B. Stuart and Kilpatrick butt heads at Buckland Mills

Two of the Civil War's most colorful cavalry officers butted heads at Buckland Mills, Virginia: J.E.B. Stuart and Judson 'Kill Cavalry' Kilpatrick.

12 February 2019

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Eleventh-Hour Peril: The U.S. Naval Escape from China

The escape of U.S. gunboats from China in 1941 proved to be a heroic chapter in the history of the navy.

12 February 2019

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Prince Eugene of Savoy & the Turks at the Battle of Peterwardein

With Eastern Europe at stake, Prince Eugene confronts the Turks at the Battle of Peterwardein and Temesvár.

12 February 2019

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Raining Dogs! U.S. Army Parachute Animals in World War II

To help downed airmen, the U.S. Army trained dogs to parachute out of airplanes.

12 February 2019

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Colonel Patrick Kelly at the Battle of Gettysburg

Colonel Patrick Kelly was a beloved Union commander who led the Irish Brigade into the Wheatfield at the Battle of Gettysburg.

12 February 2019

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Daniel Morgan at the Battle of Cowpens

Daniel Morgan's efforts at the Battle of Cowpens displayed a remarkable performance of military leadership that must rank among America’s finest.

12 February 2019

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Hannibal, Rome and Cannae

Hannibal could probably have taken Rome itself immediately after the Battle of Cannae, so why didn't he?

12 February 2019

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The War of 1812: Joseph Willocks and the Canadian Volunteers

Many of the men serving in the Canadian Volunteers during the Battle of Lundy's Lane and the War of 1812 were American-born.

12 February 2019

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SoldatenKaffee: Indonesia’s Nazi-Themed Cafe

Soldatenkaffee, Nazi-themed cafe in Indonesia has recently re-opened, following a supposed overhaul of its heavily Nazi-themed atmosphere.

12 February 2019

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Japanese Sneak Attack on Sydney Harbor

In May 1942, a Japanese submarine force snuck into Australia's Sydney Harbor for a daring, suicidal attack.

12 February 2019

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The Antietam Death Toll

The ferocity of that single day of fighting and the haphazard means by which graves were arranged has made the Antietam death toll hard to truly measure.

11 February 2019

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Santa Anna at the Alamo & the Battle of San Jancito

Vastly overshadowed by the Alamo, the outcome for Santa Anna's men at the Battle of San Jacinto made the Texas revolt as good as sealed.

11 February 2019

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The Battle at Northallerton: Knights on Foot?

At Northallerton, the descendents of the Norman knights who fought at the Battle of Hastings opted to dismount and fight on foot. Find out why below.

11 February 2019

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