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What did Hermon L Grimes invent and which American President used his invention during World War ll?
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Hermon L Grimes invented the first automatic folding wing airplane, Franklin D. Roosevelt was the president who used the invention in World War ll
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When did Third Battle of Mount Hermon happen?
First Battle of Mount Hermon happened on 1973-10-06.
What purpose does the M stamped on a liberty quarter serve?
This type of quarter was designed by Hermon A. MacNeil. The M is MacNeil's initial.
What type of war is the Arab-Israeli Conflict?
There are numerous Conflicts and Quasi-Conflicts in the Arab Israeli Conflict.Arab-Israeli War of 1947-1949Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1948Israeli Name: Israeli War of IndependenceArab Name: Nakba (Great Catastrophe)Result: The Jewish Militias defeated the Arab Militias and the armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and auxiliary forces from Saudi Arabia and Yemen. The ceasefire established a State larger than the one provided by the provisions of UN Resolution 181.Arab-Israeli War of 1956Neutral Name: Suez CrisisIsraeli Name: Sinai WarArab Name: The War of Tripartite AggressionResult: In five days the Israeli army captured Gaza, Rafaḥ, and Al-ʿArīsh-taking thousands of prisoners-and occupied most of the peninsula east of the Suez Canal. The ceasefire ceded this land back to Egypt in return for navigation rights on the canal and through the Straits of Tiran.Arab-Israeli War of 1967Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: Six-Day WarResult: Within the brief span of six days, the IDF overran the whole Sinai peninsula, up to the Suez Canal; took the entire West Bank of the River Jordan; and in the last days, without the benefit of surprise, captured a great part of the Golan Heights, including the dominant Mount Hermon - from then on "the eyes and ears of Israel". The culminating event was the capture of the Old City of Jerusalem and the re-encounter with the place most revered by Jews, the Western (Wailing) Wall. The blowing of the shofar at the Western Wall reverberated throughout the world.Arab-Israeli War of 1967-1970Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: War of AttritionResult: No change in status before the war began. Both sides (Egypt and Israel) claimed victory.Arab-Israeli War of 1973Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1973Israeli Name: Yom Kippur WarArab Name: Ramadan War, October WarResult: The War resulted in early gains for the Egyptian and Syrian forces, but those were turned back by the Israelis by the end of the war. Both sides claimed victory, but it is notable that the ceasefire occurred as Israeli troops were advancing further into both Egypt and Syria.Lebanese Civil War 1975-1982 (Israeli involvement from 1981-1982)Neutral Name: Lebanese Civil WarIsraeli Name: First Lebanon WarArab Name: Lebanese Civil WarResult: The War was primarily not an Israeli conflict, but an internal Lebanese struggle. However, militants from Lebanon attacked Israel in 1981 and 1982, prompting an Israeli military response. By the end of the conflict, Syria had intervened as well. The PLO was successfully evicted from Lebanon, and Israel completely withdrew from Lebanon in 2000.Palestinian Intifadas (Uprisings) of 1987-1993 and 2000-2005Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: First & Second IntifadasResult: The First Intifada had the effect of producing the Oslo Accords and the first International Recognition of Palestinian Aspirations. The Second Intifada had the effect of primarily destroying the Palestinian economy and lands in the Israeli reaction to the suicide bombers/bombings.2006 Lebanon WarNeutral Name: 2006 Lebanon War, Israel-Hezbollah WarIsraeli Name: Second Lebanon War, War with HezbollahArab Name: July War, Israeli-Invasion of LebanonResult: Both sides claim victory as Hezbollah was not effectively prevented from organizing in Lebanon from the War and Israel claims victory because it was on the offensive throughout the conflict. Lebanon (specifically South Lebanon) was the major loser in the conflict, suffering bombings and other problems. Israeli infrastructure had to be repaired following the use of the Katyusha Rockets.Gazan War of 2008-2009Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2008-2009Israeli Name: Operation Cast LeadArab Name: Gaza MassacreResult: Israel won a decisive military victory against Hamas, destroying much of the infrastructure and capabilities of that organization.
How many wars has Israel been involved in?
Answer 1Several wars has been fought form the day of they independence (1948) to today (2010).Answer 2There are numerous Conflicts that Israel has been involved in.Arab-Israeli War of 1947-1949Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1948Israeli Name: Israeli War of IndependenceArab Name: Nakba (Great Catastrophe)Result: The Jewish Militias defeated the Arab Militias and the armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and auxiliary forces from Saudi Arabia and Yemen. The ceasefire established a State larger than the one provided by the provisions of UN Resolution 181.Arab-Israeli War of 1956Neutral Name: Suez CrisisIsraeli Name: Sinai WarArab Name: The War of Tripartite AggressionResult: In five days the Israeli army captured Gaza, Rafaḥ, and Al-ʿArīsh-taking thousands of prisoners-and occupied most of the peninsula east of the Suez Canal. The ceasefire ceded this land back to Egypt in return for navigation rights on the canal and through the Straits of Tiran.Arab-Israeli War of 1967Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: Six-Day WarResult: Within the brief span of six days, the IDF overran the whole Sinai peninsula, up to the Suez Canal; took the entire West Bank of the River Jordan; and in the last days, without the benefit of surprise, captured a great part of the Golan Heights, including the dominant Mount Hermon - from then on "the eyes and ears of Israel". The culminating event was the capture of the Old City of Jerusalem and the re-encounter with the place most revered by Jews, the Western (Wailing) Wall. The blowing of the shofar at the Western Wall reverberated throughout the world.Arab-Israeli War of 1967-1970Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: War of AttritionResult: No change in status before the war began. Both sides (Egypt and Israel) claimed victory.Arab-Israeli War of 1973Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1973Israeli Name: Yom Kippur WarArab Name: Ramadan War, October WarResult: The War resulted in early gains for the Egyptian and Syrian forces, but those were turned back by the Israelis by the end of the war. Both sides claimed victory, but it is notable that the ceasefire occurred as Israeli troops were advancing further into both Egypt and Syria.Lebanese Civil War 1975-1982 (Israeli involvement from 1981-1982)Neutral Name: Lebanese Civil WarIsraeli Name: First Lebanon WarArab Name: Lebanese Civil WarResult: The War was primarily not an Israeli conflict, but an internal Lebanese struggle. However, militants from Lebanon attacked Israel in 1981 and 1982, prompting an Israeli military response. By the end of the conflict, Syria had intervened as well. The PLO was successfully evicted from Lebanon, and Israel completely withdrew from Lebanon in 2000.Palestinian Intifadas (Uprisings) of 1987-1993 and 2000-2005Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: First & Second IntifadasResult: The First Intifada had the effect of producing the Oslo Accords and the first International Recognition of Palestinian Aspirations. The Second Intifada had the effect of primarily destroying the Palestinian economy and lands in the Israeli reaction to the suicide bombers/bombings.Persian Gulf War of 1990-1991While Israel did not actively fight in the war, Iraq launched skud missiles at the country in order to provoke a response. The United States requested that Israel not fight in order to keep the Arab coalition of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar still involved in the fighting.2006 Lebanon WarNeutral Name: 2006 Lebanon War, Israel-Hezbollah WarIsraeli Name: Second Lebanon War, War with HezbollahArab Name: July War, Israeli-Invasion of LebanonResult: Both sides claim victory as Hezbollah was not effectively prevented from organizing in Lebanon from the War and Israel claims victory because it was on the offensive throughout the conflict. Lebanon (specifically South Lebanon) was the major loser in the conflict, suffering bombings and other problems. Israeli infrastructure had to be repaired following the use of the Katyusha Rockets.Gazan War of 2008-2009Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2008-2009Israeli Name: Operation Cast LeadArab Name: Gaza MassacreResult: Israel won a decisive military victory against Hamas, destroying much of the infrastructure and capabilities of that organization.Gazan War of 2012Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2012Israeli Name: Operation Pillar of Cloud/Pillar of DefenseArab Name: Operation Stones of ShaleResult: Both sides claim victory. Israel claims that the Iron Dome system effectively prevented Hamas' ability to hurt Israel, but that Hamas suffered several blows. Hamas claims that they were victorious since Israel was forced to concede 3 additional miles of fishing permissions.
What are the wars in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?
Since there are a number of different Israeli-Palestinian Wars and there are different belligerents in each of them. The Arab countries most often involved have been Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. See the Table Below for more information.Note: Every Arab-Israeli War involves Israel, although in the Persian Gulf War of 1991 Israel did not retaliate when attacked.Note 2: Palestine can refer to Palestinian Militias, the PLO/Hamas, and the Palestinian Authority.Note 3: The Six Day War of 1967 is not listed below because it did not actively involve Palestinian Combatants. However, this war was a watershed in Palestinian History since it brought the entire former British Mandate for Palestine under Israeli control.This list is not exhaustive.Years of WarIsraeli NameArab NameEgyptIraqJordanLebanonPalestineSaudi ArabiaSyria1947-1949War of IndependenceAn-Nakba (Catastrophe)YESYESYESYESYESYESYES1956Suez Crisis / Sinai CampaignTripartite War of AggressionYESNONONOYESNONO1967Six-Day WarSix-Day War / An-Naksa (Setback)YESYESYESNONONOYES1980-1982Lebanon WarLebanese Civil WarNONONOYESYESNOYES2008-2009Operation Cast LeadInvasion of GazaNONONONOYES (Gaza Only)NONO2012Operation Pillar of DefenseOperation Blue SkyNONONONOYES (Gaza Only)NONO
What has the author Hermon Griswold Batterson written?
Hermon Griswold. Batterson has written: 'A sketch-book of the American episcopate'
Where is the Hepburn Library Of Hermon in Hermon located?
The address of the Hepburn Library Of Hermon is: 105 Main Street, Hermon, 13652 0400
When was Hermon Teklerb born?
Hermon Teklerb was born in 1993.
What is the phone number of the Hepburn Library Of Hermon in Hermon?
The phone number of the Hepburn Library Of Hermon is: 315-347-2285.
When did Hermon Carey Bumpus die?
Hermon Carey Bumpus died in 1943.
When was Sylvia Hermon born?
Sylvia Hermon was born on August 11, 1955.
When was Hermon Camp House created?
Hermon Camp House was created in 1847.
When was Hermon Presbyterian Church created?
Hermon Presbyterian Church was created in 1897.
When did Hermon Atkins MacNeil die?
Hermon Atkins MacNeil died in 1947.
When was Hermon Atkins MacNeil born?
Hermon Atkins MacNeil was born in 1866.
When did John Hermon die?
John Hermon died on 2008-11-06.
When was John Hermon born?
John Hermon was born on 1928-11-23.
