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There are but two powers in the world, the sword and the mind. In the long run the sword is always beaten by the mind. -- Napoleon Bonaparte |
Link profile: A/101 Aviation (AHC/AHB/Regt), 101st Airborne DivisionCategory: Start / Patriot Award Winners This site is dedicated to all of the brave and honorable soldiers who served in the Republic of Vietnam with A Co., 101st Aviation. This site also serves as a reminder to our active duty comrades of the rich A/101 Aviation heritage they now represent and their responsibility to carry forth and enrich this heritage for those who will follow in the future. Link comments | Link rating details Total votes: 2 Overall rating: 8.50
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1813:
The Allies defeat Napoleon Bonaparte at Leipzig.
1912: The First Balkan War breaks out between the members of the Balkan League--Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece and Montenegro--and the Ottoman Empire. 1918: Czechs seize Prague and renounce Hapsburgs rule. 1939: President Franklin D. Roosevelt bans war submarines from U.S. ports and waters. 1942: Vice. Adm. William F. Halsey replaces Vice Adm. Robert L. Ghormley as commander, South Pacific. Brilliant work in the capture of the Solomon Islands and New Guineas led to Halsey's promotion to full admiral. He succeeded in destroying the Japanese fleet in the Battle of Leyte Gulf in 1944, and commanding U.S. forces in the operations that led to the capture of Okinawa and the surrender of the Japanese there. 1944: Lt. General Joseph Stilwell is recalled from China by president Franklin Roosevelt. 1950: The First Turkish Brigade arrives in Korea to assist the U.N. forces fighting there. 1950: The ROK Capital Division occupied the East Coast ports of Hamhung and Hungnam. |
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