January 22 in U.S. military history
1944: Allied forces, including the U.S. VI Corps under the command of Maj. Gen. John P. Lucas (part of Lt.
Read More1944: Allied forces, including the U.S. VI Corps under the command of Maj. Gen. John P. Lucas (part of Lt.
Read More1903: The Militia Act of 1903 – also known as the “Dick Act” (Congressman and Maj. Gen. Charles Dick authored
Read More1942: After just a month of war in the Pacific, the United States Navy meets to determine the best way
Read More1781: Commanding 1,600 British troops, the American turncoat – now a British brigadier general – Benedict Arnold captures and burns
Read More1776: After Gen. George Washington’s famous crossing of the icy Delaware River the night before and a eight-mile forced march,
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