Battles

Pivotal military engagements that have decided the fates of nations.

The Battle of Gettysburg, the charge of the Confederates on Cemetery Ridge, July 2, 1863, from Leslie's Weekly

The Battle of Gettysburg ends

Emperor Napoleon I and his Staff on Horseback, Horace Vernet, c. 1815-50,

Napoleon enters Moscow

Sky HISTORY - This Day in HISTORY

Jerusalem captured in First Crusade

Korean civilians killed while fleeing from the North Korean forces, on Aug. 25, 1950. Other refugees continue their flight south. Some civilians were mistaken for North Koreans and shot by UN forces.

Korean War Ends

Six on Sky HISTORY

Six

Epic Warrior Women

Black Patriots

The Weapon Hunter on Sky HISTORY

The Weapon Hunter

Sean Bean on Waterloo

Combat Ships on Sky HISTORY

Combat Ships

102 Minutes that Changed America

102 Minutes that Changed America

Race to Victory

Pigs on a farm

The pig war and other weirdly named battles in history

Signpost at the USA/Mexico border

Land grab: The history of annexations

Meeting of the Supreme Command, Allied Expeditionary Force, London, 1 February 1944

What does D-Day stand for? And other facts about the Normandy landings

Harold Rex Interfectus Est | Bayeaux Tapestry | Public Domain

How the Battle of Hastings was won

A stock photo of a Viking Hat

Harald Hardrada: The last Viking

A spitfire

How the Battle of Britain was won?

Was Churchill’s Dardanelles offensive doomed to fail?

What were the true motives of the Spartans at Thermopylae?

British forces in Bapaume, France during WW1

Tanks in the World Wars

Vietnam

Under The Western Front in WW1

The Western Front in WW1

The Maginot Line

The Battle of the Bulge

Tanks in Modern Warfare

Tank Origins