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San Jacinto

USS Franklin and Father O’Callahan

By Michael D. Hull

On March 3, 1945, the 27,100-ton aircraft carrier USS Franklin churned out of Pearl Harbor and headed westward for the war zone. Read more

San Jacinto

Sam Houston’s Stunning Victory at San Jacinto

By Eric Niderost

On March 11, 1836, General Sam Houston rode into Gonzales, a small town near the Guadalupe River in Texas. Read more

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.

San Jacinto

Santa Anna at the Alamo & the Battle of San Jacinto

By Brooke Stoddard

One of the most decisive battles in American history is also one little discussed, the April 21, 1836 Battle of San Jacinto. Read more

San Jacinto

The Trent Affair: When the Union and Great Britain Nearly Went to War

By Mark Simmons

In November 1861, word swept through London that an American warship, James Adger, in port at Southampton, was planning to put to sea and intercept a British ship bringing Confederate emissaries to Europe. Read more

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  • “The Battle of Point Judith,” by Jonathan McPhillips depicts the USS Ericsson (DD-440) and Navy blimps, along with the USS Amick, USS Atherton, and USS Moberly hunting for U-853 off the coast of Rhode Island on May 6, 1945. The Moberly, manned by U.S. Coast Guardsmen, along with Atherton was credited with sinking one of the last submarines of the war in the Atlantic.

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    The Battle of Point Judith: ‘They were all good boys’
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  • The amazing feat of sinking three Japanese submarines is commemorated in this painting by artist Alfred Johnson titled “Batfish Gets a Hat Trick.”

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    Famous Navy Ships: The Triumph of the USS Batfish
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  • Many of the men serving in the Canadian Volunteers during the Battle of Lundy's Lane and the War of 1812 were American-born.

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    The War of 1812: Joseph Willocks and the Canadian Volunteers
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  • German soldiers in foxholes with panzerfausts within arm’s reach for immediate use await the onslaught of Soviet armor and infantry.

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    Savage Fight for Seelow
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