kumpulan berbagai informasi sejarah / riwayat dan peristiwa penting lainnya dalam sejarah manusia
The Great War’s Caucasus Front did not deserve the name of sideshow. Although for the untrained eye there were no objectives there that would cripple either the vast Russian or the Ottoman Empires. Its rocky crags reached heights of 4,000 meters in many places and winter temperatures often dropped to minus 30 degrees Celsius. There …
The post An Offensive by the Numbers – Russia and Turkey On the Caucasus Front, 1916 appeared first on HistoryNet.
The ‘Go for Broke’ 442nd442nd Regimental Combat Team U.S. Army Multiple awards Europe 1943–45 Camp Darby is a tiny U.S. Army post just outside Livorno on Italy’s Adriatic coast. Its central square is dedi… Read MoreMADness of the Cold WarHow crazy was the Cold War doctrine of mutually assured destruction? Turns out, it was a surprisingly good idea. Few concepts in military strategy are more puzzling than the notion… Read MoreInterview with Alfred S. McLaren: Waging Cold War Beneath the IceRenowned for his pioneering research into the role polar regions play in global climate change, Dr. Alfred S. McLaren is also a noted undersea explorer who has dived on such histor… Read MoreThe Making of MarlboroughJohn Churchill rose from modest means to become first Duke of Marlborough and the greatest general of his time. On the morning of August 13, 1704, an English general stood on a low… Read MoreWhat We Learned: from the Battle of AttuOn June 7, 1942, Major Matsutoshi Hozumi led some 1,200 men of the Japanese Army North Seas Detachment ashore on barren and perpetually fogbound Attu, the westernmost of Alaska’s A… Read More
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar