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    World War II occurred from 1939 to 1945. This war was fought between the Axis Powers (Germany‚ Japan and Italy) and the Allies (Soviet Union‚ United States‚ Great Britain and France). The war began when Germany invaded Poland on September 9th‚ 1939. The United States entered the war in 1941 when Japan surprise attacked Pearl Harbor‚ an American navy base in Oahu‚ Hawaii. Europe surrendered on May 8th‚ 1945‚ while the Allies were still at war with Japan. Japan shortly surrendered on August 14‚ 1945

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    due to a mustard gas attack; the solider experienced blisters‚ sore eyes‚ and vomiting. Line 3-8 The solider try to go back to camp to recover from the effects from the mustard gas attack. “Haunting flares” are the flashes of life that accompany artillery shell. “Distant rest” can be interpreted in two ways: first‚ when the soldier reaches camp they would be able rest and recovered from the attacks; the second interpretation could be death. It could take a while for a solider to die from exposure

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    the Suez would have been devastating to the Israelis. On the other battle front‚ Israeli forces had pushed the Syrians back to the pre-war ceasefire lines. The IDF then launched a four-day counter-offensive deep into Syria. Within a week‚ Israeli artillery began to shell the outskirts of Damascus.9 Egyptian President Sadat began to worry about the integrity of his major ally. He believed that capturing two strategic passes located deeper in the Sinai would make his position stronger during post-war

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    supreme power in the Persian Gulf by launching a simultaneous air and land invasion into Iranian territory on September 22nd‚ 1980. Hoping to become the most powerful state in the Persian Gulf by taking Iran‚ it led its infantry and armored divisions‚ artillery and what little aircraft that the Iraqis had on an attack against an outnumbered and overwhelmed Iranian defense. However‚ due to the careless decisions made by Iraqi president Saddam Hussein‚ lack of sufficient air support‚ and display of consistency

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    Technology has been in development since the beginning of time. Whether it was starting a fire‚ or new ways to grow crops‚ or even new techniques of hunting‚ these new advancements or technologies brought change upon a certain society. Sometimes technology is advantageous to a certain group‚ and not for the other. Whether this advancement or technology is helpful or deadly depends on the ways that certain technologies were used throughout that certain time period. During World War I and World War

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    The American Revolution was filled with important and spectacular battles; each having their own significance. Despite the fact that the colonists lost The Battle of Breed’s (Bunker) Hill‚ it was a huge victory for the colonists‚ and could have been one of the most important battles of the American Revolution. Despite being out numbered and unseasoned fighters‚ the colonists were able to inflict heavy casualties on the British regular army. Even though they were able to inflict such casualties upon

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    The Maginot Line History The Maginot Line and its relation to the world during the interwar period. The Maginot line is a fortification made by the french named after Andre Maginot ‚ the minister of war for France. The interwar period is referring to the time between world war one and world war two. Focusing mainly on the relations between France and Germany during this period. Ultimately what is the Maginot Line and how does it have such a big impact during the interwar period and on into

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    President James Buchanan dispatched two hundred infantrymen and components on an unarmed merchant vessel‚ celebrity OF THE WEST‚ to reinforce Anderson. It speedy departed when South Carolina artillery started out firing on it.The Civil struggle started out at four:30 a.m. on April 12‚ 1861‚ when accomplice artillery‚ under the command of fashionable PIERRE GUSTAVE T. BEAUREGARD‚ opened fire on citadel Sumter. confederate batteries showered the fort with over three‚000 shells in a three-and-a-half of

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    Understanding the Battle of Waterloo is important to know‚ because it shows that bad decision making and bad intelligence reporting can lead to one’s defeat. Since 1804‚ Napoleon was trying to create his own empire over Europe. He was defeated in 1805 by the British‚ but he continued to move forward across Europe before being forced to surrender. He returned to Paris in March 1815‚ prompting Britain‚ Prussia‚ Russia and Austria to declare war. Napoleon invaded Belgium in June‚ attempting to take

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    “WWII – Innovations and New Frontiers” HIUS 380 – Modern American Military History Professor Robert Ritchie Liberty University Ken White Student ID – 87118 April 13‚ 2013 War‚ in its raw nature‚ has always allowed mankind to invent and produce better weaponry‚ causing the opposing side to alter their military tactics and strategize over an offensive or defensive position based on the devastation an accuracy of the new armaments. WWII was no exception as history

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