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1814:
A British squadron captures U.S. gunboats in the Battle of Lake Borgne.
1863: Confederate General James Longstreet attacks Union troops at Beans Station, Tenn. 1906: The first U1 submarine is brought into service in Germany. 1939: The League of Nations, the international peacekeeping organization formed at the end of World War I, expels the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in response to the Soviets invasion of Finland on October 30. 1941: German Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel orders the construction of defensive positions along the European coastline. 1944: The Rank of Fleet Admiral, U.S. Navy (five star admiral) is established. 1950: The Navy announced the successful withdrawal of U.N. forces from Chinnampo. Approximately 7,000 soldiers and civilian refugees were evacuated from the Pyongyang area. 1960: A U.S. Boeing B-52 bomber sets a 10,000-mile non-stop record without refueling. 1961: Kennedy announces intent to increase aid to South Vietnam. 1964: In Laos, Operation Barrel Roll, the name given to the first phase of the bombing plan approved by President Lyndon B. Johnson on December 1, begins with U.S. planes attacking "targets of opportunity" in northern Laos. |
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Nobody in this earth right now can defeat our military in the field, on the sea nor in the air... so they are trying to settle their beef(s) with us by hiding themselves amongst their own people... we're just doing the best we can.
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