June 25 in U.S. military history
1864: Fighting at Petersburg (Va.) has reached a stalemate and Lt. Col. Henry Pleasants comes up with an idea. Soldiers
Read More1864: Fighting at Petersburg (Va.) has reached a stalemate and Lt. Col. Henry Pleasants comes up with an idea. Soldiers
Read More1812: Immediately after Congress declares war against the United Kingdom, a squadron of American ships led by Commodore John Rodgers
Read More1775: John Adams of the Second Congressional Congress nominates George Washington, a fellow congressional delegate and veteran of the French
Read More1775: Following the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the Second Continental Congress establishes the Continental Army. Ten rifle companies are
Read More1775: British Gen. Thomas Gage declares that the city of Boston is under martial law until the colonists repay for
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