Greatest battles in history?
Greatest battles in history?
Adam Fisher
Henry Reyes
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Kevin Perry
Operation Barbarossa.
Eli Brown
The battle of Narva. There are few times when Russians have been so eternally BTFO - by fucking Sweden no less. One of few times in history when the Russian winter didn't work in the Russians' favour.
Jaxson Jenkins
Battle of Midway
Nolan Sanders
Thermopylae
Carter Torres
Hitler should've been shopped in there at the end
Brandon Wright
Las Navas de Tolosa. Largest medieval battle ever.
Joshua Sullivan
Falklands
Julian Hall
>beat a south american banana republic
>brag about it forever
Brody Perry
Napoleon's campaign in Egypt and Syria.
Adam Sullivan
Daniel Lee
Not the largest battle, not even of its epoch, but I'm always impressed by the background and the legacy of the Battle of Ethandun.
The Danes had conquered essentially the entirety of Anglo-Saxon Britain, the King of Wessex, Alfred, had been defeated taken refugee in a swamp where he spent the winter. Slowly he began building up his forces and when he finally emerged from the swamp he had an entire army which he used to beat the Danes and began the process of reconquering the Anglo-Saxon lands, which would culminate in the founding of an unified kingdom of England.
To think that what would later become the greatest empire in the world was once reduced to a swamp and that it managed to come back from that is, in my opinion, of the greatest stories ever told.
Mason Peterson
Gabriel Barnes
《 Battle Of The ISANDLWNA 》
Elijah Moore
Stalingrad, never has a battle involved so many fighting men whilst simultaneously balancing the outcome of the biggest war humanity has ever witnessed, although this thread is entirely opinion.
Xavier Cruz
Le Battle on the Ice meme. Only a handful of knights even show up. They get killed and to inflate the battle years later people claim they """fell through the ice"""
Brandon Brown
Kursk, my dude.
Justin Kelly
Great film btw. Highly recomended it anyone who likes war films.
Oliver Reed
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>Thermopylae
>Salamis
>Alexander's battle at the Indus
>The first talking of Jerusalem, first crusade
>Stalingrad
>Kursk
>austerlitz
>agincourt
>gettysburg
>the siege of helm's deep
>the second battle of geonosis
>the aussie emu war
>the battle of crecy
>the SAS raid on Peppble island during the falkland campaign
>every fucking battle of ghengis khan
Mason Wright
In the past century, I'd say:
The Somme
Stalingrad
Kursk
Britain
Midway
Colton Bell
Siege of Malta against the Turks. The length of the fight, the weather, the brutality, the numbers, the significance of it. It saved Europe from the Turk and paved the way for 400+ years of European domination.
Caleb Collins
what do you think about the battle for the atlantic?
Just as important than battle for britain if not more
Dylan Baker
face it diego.
the only thing white about you is the flag that you waved on the falklands
Isaiah Ross
It sure was.
Jose Gutierrez
en.wikipedia.org
>4 day battle
>Muslims outnumbered 5 to 1
>hold out until last day
>flank the Romans and absolutely annihilate them
Kevin Perez
Am, am, am. the Breton-Normans and Welsh ruled England for the best part of the last 1000 years.
Ian Jenkins
poor teutonic order
Joseph Green
Lepanto was pretty good
Gavin Lee
Naval battle: Lepanto
Nolan Ross
DEUS VULT
Adam Lewis
Cameron Perry
lepanto gives me a massive boner
Nicholas Foster
The Battle of Stalingrad, proven fact, you just hate Russians to admit it