January 29 in U.S. military history
1863: Following a series of clashes between white settlers and the Shoshone Indians, Col. Patrick E. Connor’s 3rd California Volunteer
Read More1863: Following a series of clashes between white settlers and the Shoshone Indians, Col. Patrick E. Connor’s 3rd California Volunteer
Read More1915: Pres. Woodrow Wilson signs into law the congressionally approved merger of the “Life Saving” and “Revenue Cutter” services, thus
Read More1814: Delegates from the United States and Great Britain sign the Treaty of Ghent in modern-day Belgium, bringing an end
Read MoreClick here for TODAY’S NEWSPAPER The front page reports that the largest formation of American bombers in the war to
Read MoreClick here for TODAY’S NEWSPAPER The front page reports that American bombers staged the largest raid on Europe yet. Brig.
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