Where did the US first battle the German army?

What effect did the battle La Drang have on American in Vietnam?

Resulted in the permanent establishment of US Army Airmobile Divisions. Ia Drang was the US Army's first official Airmobile Division battle .

Who led the first battle of the Mexican American War?

Captain Seth Thornton, US Army. Colonel Anastasio Torrejon, Mexican Army.

The US Army Infantry Branch is known as the of Battle?

US Army Infantry known as the "Queen of Battle" The Infantry is known as the "Queen of Battle." The Artillery branch is known as the "King of Battle."

Is it true that George S Patton and his US troops suffered heavy losses and eventually defeat at the Battle of the Bulge?

That is not true. When the German Ardennes offensive surrounded US forces at Bastogne and pushed back US forces elsewhere, Patton withdrew his army from contact with German forces elsewhere, march north to reinforce US positions and participated in the defeat and ultimate failure of the German Ardennes offensive (Battle of the Bulge)

What was important about the battle of osan?

The first real battle between the US Army and the North Koreans. Resulted in US loss because of the US and Republic of Korea were not prepared for the Soviet's advanced weaponry.

Who were the six armies at Normandy?

US Army, British Army, Canadian Army, Free French army, Polish Army, and the German Army

Did American solders ever oppose elite German units?

Certainly. It should be noted the Battle of the Bulge and to a lesser extent Normandie- pitted the US against the elite of the German Army, Waffen-SS troops and Luftwaffe.

In What battle did the us troops cut off the German supplies near the city of sedan?

The battle that US troops fought near the city of Sedan, and cut off the German army's supplies was the Meuse Argonne offensive. The soldiers pushed the Germans off Hindenburg lines, which successfully cut off their railway supply lines.

Who started the Battle of Chancellorsville?

The US Army of Potomac.

What is the third army in World War 2?

The "Third Army" usually denotes a field army. A number of countries have had a Third Army, including Germany. The German Third Army was disbanded in November 1939, only five weeks after the end of the Polish campaign, in which it took part. Since you asked this in the "Battle of the Bulge" category I am guessing you are asking about the Third US Army. A field army, such as the 3rd, has in it two or more Corps. Each Corps has in it two or more divisions. After the landings at Normandy in France in 1944, the Allied field armies from north to south were the Canadian First Army, British Second Army (together these were the 21st Army Group), the 9th, 1st, and 3rd US Armies (together these three were the 12th Army Group) and the 7th US Army and the French 1st Army (together these were the 6th Army Group). The German attack in the Ardennes Offensive ("Battle of the Bulge") hit the Allied line at the boundary of the US 9th and 1st Armies. The German attack broke through the Allied line. But the German plan was a desperate one, and for continued success depended on capturing enough Allied gasoline to keep the German tanks moving. The Third US Army was south of this breakthrough, aimed generally eastward toward the German border. At this time the 3rd Army consisted of the US VIII, XII and XX Corps. The commanding general of the US 3rd Army was General George S. Patton, Jr. He may have been the best US field army commander of the war. The Germans thought so, anyway. Within a day or two Patton halted his attacks eastward, reoriented his army to face northward, and attacked into the soutern flank of the German penetration. The goal may have been to cut off the Germans who had broken through, or to at least restore the Allied line and push the Germans back out, while relieving isolated units which continued to hold out, though surrounded by the Germans.

What was the name of the German army's last great offensive in Europe?

The popular name is "The Battle of the Bulge". The official German name was "Operation Watch on the Rhine". The official British name is "Battles of the Ardennes". The official US name is "Ardennes-Alsace Campaign".

The Sioux and cheyenne defeated the US cavalry at the battle of?

The Battle of the Little Bighorn, is where the cheyenne defeated the us army.