King Philip’s War was a disastrous event that tore New England apart, shattering decades of peace between the Indigenous and English settlers.
From Caesar in 48 BC to Zhukov in 1945, these seven military commanders transformed global borders through decisive military campaigns.
When American forces returned to the Philippines in 1944-1945, they received enormous assistance from Philippine partisans who had been battling the Japanese occupation for years.
Decades before Pearl Harbor, the United States formulated War Plan Orange which would foreshadow the US victory in the Pacific War.
In 1999, NATO bypassed the UN to launch Operation Allied Force against Serbia. Find out how the 78-day air war reshaped international law and modern warfare.
Cortés's conquest of the Aztec Empire resulted from indigenous alliances, disease, political fracture, and diplomacy, rather than from superior European firearms and weaponry.
Throughout history certain navies excelled in their mastery of the sea, protecting empires, controlling trade, and reshaping warfare.
Before his coronation King Edward I embarked on a perilous holy war. See how the Ninth Crusade transformed a young prince into a ruthless monarch.
