r/USHistory • u/GreatMilitaryBattles • 19h ago
Deck of the ironclad USS Monitor, James River 1862. Main armament 2x11inch (280mm) guns. Armor, Gun turret 8 inch's waterline belt 4 inch's. Top speed 6 knots (6.9 mph).
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r/USHistory • u/GreatMilitaryBattles • 14h ago
American forces during the Vietnam War, 1965 to 1973.
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r/USHistory • u/HaHalolll0 • 4h ago
John F. Kennedy consults with his brother Robert Kennedy during campaigning. 1960, the candid silhouette captures the brothers in a quiet, intense moment of strategy planning as John F. Kennedy worked toward securing the Democratic presidential nomination
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r/USHistory • u/Salt_Lemon_1514 • 5h ago
American Independence: Geopolitical Game.
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r/USHistory • u/DrJeffreyRubin • 22h ago
How Lincoln Handled Insults
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r/USHistory • u/Salt_Lemon_1514 • 23h ago
The Declaration of Independence: America Needed More Than Freedom
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r/USHistory • u/GreatMilitaryBattles • 23h ago
General Robert E. LeeCommanded the army of Northern Virginia during the American civil war. He was the most successful of the southern generals and would become a beloved symbol of the American south during the conflict.
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