#military-history

#military-history

The Crusades to the Holy Land were 'wars of liberation' launched to restore Jerusalem to Christian rule, evolving into a struggle for holy sites against Muslim forces.

The documentary '2,000 Meters To Andriivka' narrates the struggle of a small Ukrainian platoon attempting to reclaim a town from Russian forces, depicting the intense combat over a span of three months.

Operation Oluja (Storm) commenced from August 4 to 7, 1995, during which Croatian forces successfully recaptured the Krajina region, previously seized by Serbs. The assault lasted only 85 hours, reclaiming a significant portion of Croatia’s territory. The aftermath saw changes in the Bosnian war dynamics, breaking the Serbian siege on Bihac and allowing Croatian and Bosnian forces to reclaim territory, leading to a reduction of Serbian-held territory from 70% to 49%.

The Butt report showed Bomber Command's low accuracy rates during WWII, highlighting the enduring challenge of effective targeting in aerial bombing campaigns.

The Seddülbahir Fortress, built in the mid-17th century, protected the Dardanelles and survived significant historical events until its restoration began in 1997.

On the whole, Documenting Warfare is an excellent book, both as a testament to the influence of Anne Curry and in its own right as a volume on the Hundred Years War.

On the eve of the 1991 Gulf war, General Schwarzkopf remarked on the complexities of regime change, reinforcing that while it's easy to desire change, executing it is fraught with challenges.

The renaming of the USNS Harvey Milk, set against the backdrop of Pride Month, reveals both cruelty and a glimmer of hope for the LGBTQ community.

The renaming of the USNS Harvey Milk highlights a broader initiative within the Navy to reassess vessels named after civil rights figures, stirring public debate.

The course offers a sweeping panorama of military history from 1000 to 1300, analyzing the development of land warfare across several crucial regions.

Murphy single-handedly stopped an enemy advance by climbing on top of a disabled tank, directing artillery fire onto the enemy position.

Eli is an Israeli legend. He's the greatest agent Israeli intelligence has had in the years the state existed. There was no one like him.

The history of the Swiss Guards at the Vatican dates back to 1506 when Pope Julius II hired them, recognizing their discipline and military skills.

"It is now a century and a decade since the first Anzacs climbed into their boats and rowed into history. The years come and go, and still we come together to honor them and all who have followed," said Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.