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Why was the battle of Hampton roads significant?
This battle, fought March 9, 1862, was the first time ironclad ships fought each other and started a new era of naval warfare.
Where was the battle of Sabine Pass fought?
how many people died in the sabine pass on each side
Was the Battle of Midway the first navy battle carried out completely by aircraft?
The first naval battle fought entirely by aircraft, and in which the opposing ships of each side never came within sight of each other, was the Battle of the Coral Sea in May, 1942, one month prior to the Battle of Midway.
In the World War 2 Pacific area what were the locations of each battle fought Prior to the Battle of Guadal Canal?
Wake Island, Singapore, Philippines, Battle of the Java Sea, Battle of Sunda Straites, Battle of Force Z (Battleship Prince of Wales & Battlecruiser Repulse verses torpedo bombers), Battle of the Coral Sea...to name a few.
What is battle of petersburg significance?
The siege of Petersburg was an example of "Trench Warfare", with two armies facing each other in an endless battle of attrition, like those which would have been fought during the WW1 on the European western front.
Who fought in the battle of Flodden?
The armies of the Kingdoms of Scotland and England fought each other.
Who fought the battle of marathon and when did it take place?
Persians and Athens fought each other at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BC - the Athenians prevailed .
Who fought in Stalingrad?
During the battle both Russians and Germans fought each other for control of the city .
Who fought against each other in the Battles of Alamein?
The Allies fought the Axis powers in the battles of El Alamein in the Second World War. The Allies consisted of forces from the United Kingdom, Australia, India, New Zealand, and Free French forces. The Axis powers were Germany and Italy. The second battle is the more famous as it marked a turning point for the Allies in the western dessert campaign, stopping the Axis from gaining control of the Suez Canal and the middle east oil fields. Montgomery commanded the British 8th Army and Rommel the Panzerarmee Afrika Axis forces in the second battle.
Name the two generals who fought each other at the battle of quebec?
The battle of Quebec was between General Richard Montgomery and General Guy Carleton. the battle was fought December 31, 1775.
What was the last battle fought in the tragedy of Julius Caesar?
The Battle of Philippi. In history, there were actually two battles of Philippi, fought within days of each other, but Shakespeare has compressed them into one battle.
What was the tactics for the Norman and Saxon soldiers at the battle of Hastings?
Kill each other.
Why was the battle of Hampton roads significant?
This battle, fought March 9, 1862, was the first time ironclad ships fought each other and started a new era of naval warfare.
In what year was the battle of Yorktown?
There were two battles - each in different wars. The Battle of Yorktown was fought October 6-19, 1781. The Battle of Yorktown was part of the War of 1812, but was fought on April 27th, 1813
How many people fought on each side of the first battle of bull run?
145
How many people fought in the battle of plataea?
Over a hundred thousand on each side.
Why was the Lexington battle fought?
700 soldiers of the British Army had been ordered to Concord to take possession of a rebel arms depot. The rebels had been tipped off and were waiting for them. What I have found was the Battle of Lexington and Concord at first were forces from Britain and the Colonies facing each other without fighting. There is a POSSIBILITY that the famous "shot fired heard round the world" that began the battle and the war was actually a hunter in the nearby forest which triggered nervous soldiers into battle.
