History’s 6 Greatest Armies
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These 6 armies were some of the most feared on planet Earth. More »
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These 6 armies were some of the most feared on planet Earth. More »
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When the Attila and his huns came into Gaul in AD 451 they met a force of Romans and Visigoths that refused to back down. More »
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After cementing his rule over Mongolia, Genghis Khan led his Mongol hordes south to invade China.
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The fall of Berlin signaled the end of Nazi Germany and its reign of terror in occupied Europe. More »
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Grenades evolved from the Middle Ages into the modern era, giving soldiers an easily delivered and effective close-range weapon. More »
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The use of newly devised “hand cannons” by the Hussites, a 15th-century religious sect, changed the face of European warfare forever. More »
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Skilled in the murderous arts to which they gave their name, early Shiite Assassins predated modern-day terrorists by a thousand years. More »
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The composite bow, which created and destroyed empires, was the most effective of medieval weapons before the advent of the gun. More »
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The Samurai’s First Martial Art was not Swordsmanship but Mounted Archery, “The Way of the Horse and Bow.” More »
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Following his campaign in Western Europe, George S. Patton had difficulty adjusting to peacetime and was fatally injured in an automobile accident. More »
