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400 results for “T-18 / MS-1”

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Recipient profileMOH-RC-000602Subject or description

Robert M Boody

Robert M Boody — Sergeant U.S. Army U.S. Civil War Williamsburg & Chancellorsville, Virginia, USA

Recipient profileMOH-RC-002848Subject or description

Thomas Timothy Fallon

Thomas Timothy Fallon — Private U.S. Army Civil War Williamsburg and Fair Oaks; Big Shanty, Virginia and Georgia, USA

Recipient profileMOH-RC-002435Subject or description

William Johnson

William Johnson — Cooper U.S. Navy Interim 1871 - 1899 Mare Island Navy Yard, California, USA

Campaign OverviewTPW-BAT-0101Citation or article text

United States Expedition to Korea, 1871

An American mission seeking diplomatic contact became a punitive naval and amphibious operation. The capture of Korean forts in June demonstrated military power without securing the agreement the expedition sought.

Weapon or SystemTPW-ARS-2026-038Citation or article text

Aegis Combat System

A story of layered air defense and digital command told through the sailors and crises that made Aegis indispensable.

PersonTPW-PER-0054Citation or article text

Arthur O. Beyer

The January sky over eastern Belgium is the color of steel, low clouds pressing down on snow-covered fields. An American armored task force eases forward along a narrow road when the world ahead of it suddenly erupts. Antitank rounds smash into the frozen earth, machine guns rake the ditches, and rifle fire lashes out from a ridgeline roughly two hundred yards in front of the column. Inside one of the lead tank destr

Battle OverviewTPW-BAT-0096Citation or article text

Battle of Chancellorsville

Hooker’s spring offensive crossed the Rappahannock with an ambitious plan but ended in withdrawal. The main battle, Jackson’s flank march, and Sedgwick’s separate advance formed one campaign whose local actions cannot be reduced to a single surprise attack.