November 12 in U.S. military history
1944: On this date, two 90th Infantry Division soldiers earned the Medal of Honor — just miles apart from each
Read More1944: On this date, two 90th Infantry Division soldiers earned the Medal of Honor — just miles apart from each
Read More1862: Realizing an army led by Gen. George McClellan would never defeat the Confederates, Pres. Abraham Lincoln removes the cautious
Read More1783: Gen. George Washington delivers his “Farewell Address to the Army” near Princeton, N.J., in which he refers to the
Read More1941: Although the United States has not yet entered the war, U.S. Naval vessels are serving as convoy escorts. When
Read More1909: U.S. Army Lt. (future brig. gen.) Frederick Erastus Humphreys becomes the first Army aviator to solo in a heavier-than-air
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