famous battles

[slateman]

Hannibal and Canne. Destroyed something like 70,000 Romans. Single bloodiest day in warfare history.


Battle of Trafalgar.

Napoleonic Wars - Austerlitz and Waterloo.

Any battle in the American Civil War will have a ton of info.

Verdun. The German strategy was to win a war of attrition. The problem was they weren't counting on getting bled dry themselves. Just a messy messy, 10 month long ordeal

[Head knight of Ni]

Operation Market Garden.

Operation Barbarossa(german invasion of Russia)

The invasion of Attu and Kiska is.

The whole history of the Flying Tigers.

The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

[siloseven]

mainly looking for battles with out the ligning up and shooting from civil war and battles like that. was looking for battles from ww1 and up but when I was looking it up on search engines I was having brain farts and couldn't, iguees get the right key words.

thanks for the ideas guys

[slateman]

mainly looking for battles with out the ligning up and shooting from civil war and battles like that. was looking for battles from ww1 and up but when I was looking it up on search engines I was having brain farts and couldn't, iguees get the right key words.

thanks for the ideas guys

Why? Why not an ancient battle like Salamis or Canne?? No guns at all. And much of tactics used in modern battles were first used there. Ever hear of double envelopment?

[lather]

mainly looking for battles with out the ligning up and shooting from civil war and battles like that. was looking for battles from ww1 and up but when I was looking it up on search engines I was having brain farts and couldn't, iguees get the right key words.

thanks for the ideas guys

The Civil War may have started out with soldiers lined up in Napoleonic type formations, but it ended with trench warfare, rifled barrels, repeating small arms, cartridges, machine guns, ships with rotating turrets, submarines etc.

Anyways good luck in your search.