The first tank battle between the US and Germany in World War II
The American M3 tank first encountered a German Panzer in the battle of the Chouigui Pass in 1942 and was lucky to win by detecting the opponent's weakness.
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The first US military raid campaign abroad
The bombing raid that fired the destroyer USS Philadelphia in the hands of pirates in 1804 is considered the first US military operation after independence.
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The mistake that caused Allied soldiers to massacre each other in 1943
American and Canadian troops landed on Kiska Island together in 1943, but the Japanese withdrew all, causing Allied soldiers to shoot each other because of the fog.
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The incident caused the US and Dominica to compete in tanks in 1965
The US military intervention in the Dominican Republic to establish a ceasefire, leading to a rare tank battle in the history of the Western Hemisphere.
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American warships escaped in the Battle of Pearl Harbor
The three carriers of the US Pacific Fleet escaped the risk of sinking in the attack on Pearl Harbor due to sailing on duty or under overhaul.
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American fortresses in the Philippines once rendered Japan powerless
It took the US 11 years to turn four islands in Manila Bay into fortresses in response to Japanese attacks on the Philippines in 1941.
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German warships paid the price when impersonating enemy ships in 1914
The German cruiser Cap Trafalgar disguised as the British merchant ship and sailed on September 14, 1914, but was not expected to encounter the ship she disguised as soon.
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Chinese missile tactic defeats U-2 reconnaissance in 1962
The Chinese air defense applied ambush tactic, turned off the radar to surprise before shooting down US-made U-2 reconnaissance in 1962.
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The plan to create the European-African supercontinent prevents world war
The chaos scene after World War I led the German architect Sorgel to believe that the only way to prevent war was to unify Europe and Africa.
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'Queen of warriors' England once wiped out the Roman army
To avenge the Roman crimes, Boudicca decided to gather forces of insurrection and wipe out the army of 2,000 people of the empire.
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