Battle of Allatoona Pass
In the aftermath of the fall of Atlanta during the Civil War, Confederate forces tried to strike back not by retaking the city, but by severing the Union army’s lifelines.
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Battle of Antietam (Sharpsburg)
In the Civil War's Eastern Theater, September 17th, 1862 brought the single bloodiest day in American military history along Antietam Creek in Maryland.
Battle of Assunpink Creek
In the winter following the disastrous losses around New York, George Washington’s army clung to survival around Trenton.
Battle of Ball’s Bluff
Early in the Civil War, the Union still believed a quick, aggressive push might bring the rebellion to a close.
Battle of Belleau Wood
A story of a desperate stand in the woods and how it changed the wider war.
Battle of Boydton Plank Road
In the autumn of the Petersburg Campaign, Union commanders launched a series of flanking offensives aimed at severing the rail and wagon routes that kept Robert E.
Battle of Cape Esperance off Guadalcanal
Two decades later, another critical October engagement unfolded at night near Cape Esperance, off the embattled island of Guadalcanal.
Battle of Cedar Creek
In the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Union forces under General Philip Sheridan awoke on October 19th, 1864 to a surprise Confederate attack that drove many units from their camps and seemed to threaten a major defeat.
Battle of Chapultepec
During the Mexican–American War, United States forces under Major General Winfield Scott advanced on Mexico City, meeting fierce resistance at fortified positions west of the capital.
Battle of Coffeeville, Mississippi
On December 5th, 1862, Union cavalry probing south in Mississippi ran into a determined Confederate ambush near Coffeeville during Ulysses S.
Battle of Edson’s Ridge
On Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands, United States Marines were fighting to hold Henderson Field, an airstrip whose control would decide who could dominate the skies over the surrounding seas.
Battle of Empress Augusta Bay
The landings at Cape Torokina invited a swift Japanese response at sea.
Battle of Eutaw Springs
Near the end of the Revolutionary War’s brutal southern campaign, American forces under Nathanael Greene clashed with a British column commanded by Alexander Stewart near Eutaw Springs in South Carolina.
Battle of Franklin
Only a day after the horror at Sand Creek, another grim chapter unfolded in Tennessee when Confederate General John Bell Hood hurled his Army of Tennessee against fortified Union lines near Franklin.
Battle of Fredericksburg
On December 13th, 1862, the Army of the Potomac under Major General Ambrose Burnside hurled wave after wave of Union soldiers against Confederate positions at Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Battle of Germantown
In the autumn of the Philadelphia campaign, George Washington gambled on a complex, pre-dawn attack against British forces encamped at Germantown, northwest of the occupied capital.
Battle of Great Bridge
Early in the Revolutionary War, control of the Tidewater region of Virginia hinged on a narrow causeway at Great Bridge, south of Norfolk.
Battle of Groton Heights in Connecticut
Near the end of the Revolutionary War, British forces raided the harbor town of New London, Connecticut, to burn supplies and shipping that supported the American cause.