Antietam

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Battle of the Bulge.

Chancellorsville

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Dardenelles.

Ezra Church / Battle of the Poor House, Georgia, July 28, 1864

Great thread Chris!

Flodden

Great thread Chris!

Flodden

Thanks, Mark! :)

Gettysburg

Hamburger Hill

Inchon (Korean War)

Jutland (1916)

King's Mountain - American Revolutionary War battlefield, October 7, 1780

Little Bighorn (25 June 1876)

King's Mountain, South Carolina - American Revolutionary War battlefield, October 7, 1780

http://www.nps.gov/kimo/

Messines - Belgium 7th June 1917

Nile - 1st-2nd August 1798

Okinawa, March 18 to June 23, 1945

Pretoria - Boer War

Quennenmont Farm - France 27th September 1918

Richmond, Kentucky, August 29 – August 30, 1862

Somme - 1st World War

Trafalgar (1805)

U-Boat War at Sea

Vimy Ridge

Waterloo

Xiangyang (191)

Yorktown, October 1781

Zhuxianzhen (1642)

Assaye - Second Mahratta War 23 Sep 1803

Bunker Hill

Culloden - Jacobite Rising

Dardanelles (1915-1916)

Edgehill (English Civil War)

Falkirk (1298)

Gallipoli 1915-16

Hampton Roads, Virginia, aka Battle of the Ironclads, March 8-9, 1862

Iraq

The War of Jenkins' Ear (1739-1742)

Korean War

Lynchburg, Virginia, June 17-18, 1864

Midway

Normandy Beaches

Okinawa

Siege of Petersburg, Virginia, June 15, 1864 to March 25, 1865

Quebec - 1759

Ramillies, May 23, 1706

Stalingrad

The Battle of the Thames, also known as the Battle of Moraviantown, October 5, 1813 (War of 1812 battle)

Ulm (1805)

Vittoria, June 21st 1813.

This battle is the subject of the musical piece Wellington's Victory by Beethoven.

'With the success of Wellington's Victory, Beethoven was solvent for the first time. However, he soon came to realize that he had paid a high price. "Wellington's Victory was a piece of folly," he admitted.'

-- From Christopher T. George, 'The Eroica Riddle: Did Napoleon Remain Beethoven's "Hero?"' (http://www.napoleon-series.org/ins/scholarship98/c_eroica.html)

Vittoria, June 21st 1813.

This battle is the subject of the musical piece Wellington's Victory by Beethoven.

'With the success of Wellington's Victory, Beethoven was solvent for the first time. However, he soon came to realize that he had paid a high price. "Wellington's Victory was a piece of folly," he admitted.'

-- From Christopher T. George, 'The Eroica Riddle: Did Napoleon Remain Beethoven's "Hero?" (http://www.napoleon-series.org/ins/scholarship98/c_eroica.html)


He scratched the dedication to Napoleon from his Eroica (3rd) Symphony after Napoleon's invasion and subsequent wars with Austria (if I'm correct!!).

Wavre (18-19 June 1815)

He scratched the dedication to Napoleon from his Eroica (3rd) Symphony after Napoleon's invasion and subsequent wars with Austria (if I'm correct!!).

Wavre (18-19 June 1815)

Read the article. The situation was not as clearcut as usually depicted.

Xiangyang, China - 192 AD

Ypres

Zealand Point, March 22, 1808

Austerlitz - 1805

Balaclava, October 25, 1854

Crécy - 26 August 1346

Delville Woods WW1

Eupatoria - February 17, 1855

Flodden Field - 9 September 1513

Siege of Gaeta, November 5, 1860 - February 13, 1861 (Piedmontese seige of Francis II of the Two Sicilies)

Hundred Years' War (1337 - 1453)

First Battle of Inonu (January 9 - January 11, 1921) - Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922).

Jena (October 14, 1806)

Seige of Khorramshahr, November 1980 to May 24, 1982 (Iran-Iraq War)

Leipzig (16 -19 October 1813)

Malplaquet, September 11, 1709

Naseby

Olustee, Florida, February 20, 1864 (American Civil War)

Passchendaele - July -Nov 1917

Queant- France WW1

Rorke's Drift - 1879

Spion Kop, 23-24 January 1900 :PDT11

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Spion_Kop

Siege of Tobruk

UPPERVILLE - American Civil War 21st June 1863

Verdun - 1916

Western front WW1

Ypres Oct 1914 - 2nd Battle April - May 1915

Zulu Wars

Arnhem - Autumn 1944

Blenheim, 13 August 1704

Carthage - c.149 BC

Dardanelles - WW I

El Alamein

Fairfax Court-House or Fairfax Station, September 3, 1862

Glencoe Massacre

Heligoland Bight, August 28, 1914 - first major naval battle of World War I

Isandlwana - 1879

Jassin, German East Africa, January 18-19, 1915

Kursk - July 4 – July 20, 1943 (Largest armoured engagement in history)

Ludford Bridge - 12 October, 1459 - Wars of the Roses (Lancastrian victory) :handclap:

Mafeking

Battle of Nanking, Taiping Rebellion, 1864

Ovillers - WW1

Pyrenees - 25 July 1813

Battle of Quebec, 1711, during Queen Anne's war


This one's interesting--

Battle of Rafa, 9 January 1917


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Rafa

Sounds like what is going on daily at Anfield!!!! :PDT_Xtremez_42:

Battle for Starlingrad

Thirty Years War - 1618-48

Utoy Creek- American Civil War - Georgia- August 5th-7th 1864.

Battle of Vitoria - June 21, 1813 (Peninsular Wars)

Wounded Knee 1890

Xiangyang - six year war 1267-1273

Yorktown April 5 - May 4 1862 - American Civil War

Zeebrugge - Belgium 1918

Agincourt - 25 October 1415

Battle of the Boyne, July 1, 1690

Chickamauga - 18-20 September 1863

Detroit, August 15, 1812

Eylau 7-8 Feb 1807

Flodden, September 9, 1513

Gallipoli - WW1

Hastings - 1066

Iwo Jima - Feb - Mar 1945

Battle of Jena (1806)

Kernstown - Virginia March 23rd 1862 - American civil war

Relief of Ladysmith -Boer War

Monmouth, New Jersey, June 28, 1778

Battle of the NILE - 1798

Opequon Creek - 19 Sep 1864 - American Civil War

Plattsburgh, New York, September 11, 1814 (War of 1812)

Quennenmont Farm WW1

Ravenna 1512 - The Italian Wars

Sedan - Franco-Prussian War, 1 September 1870

Tobruk - 1941-42

Ulm, October 16-19, 1805

Verdun - WW1

Battle of Wittstock - Thirty Years War