June 11 in U.S. military history
1871: Rear Adm. John Rodgers’ Asiatic Squadron lands 650 sailors and Marines on the Korean Peninsula. The force storms the
Read More1871: Rear Adm. John Rodgers’ Asiatic Squadron lands 650 sailors and Marines on the Korean Peninsula. The force storms the
Read More1830: Following nearly four years at sea, the sloop of war USS Vincennes arrives at New York, becoming the first
Read More1862: A Union flotilla decimates the Confederate fleet at Memphis, Tenn. and captures the city. Three Confederate vessels are rammed
Read MoreIn 1960, The Atlantic published an article by Army historian Brig. Gen. S.L.A. Marshall shedding light on the absolute nightmare
Read MoreBy Tom Mullikin [A version of this story was published by Canada Free Press, July 27, 2010.] NORMANDY, FRANCE –
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