934 reactions · 58 shares | The Battle of Blenheim! #history #britain #british #english | The Stoic English | Facebook

3.2K views · 17 reactions | This video details the opening moves of the Battle of Blenheim. See how the troops were positioned and the impact of the initial artillery exchanges. A crucial setup for what followed. #BattleOfBlenheim #MilitaryHistory #EuropeanHistory #Warfare #Artillery | Timeline - World History | Facebook

High up in the Droop Mountains, West Virginia for the annual reenactment. This was another battle the Confederate defenders would have won if they hadn't been outnumbered by a bunch of foreign-born Union "Yankees." On November 6, 1863, atop the 3,100-foot-high ridge of Droop Mountain — now West Virginia’s first state park (established 1928) — one of the war’s highest-elevation battles unfolded. Roughly 1,700 Confederates under Brig. Gen. John Echols and Col. William L. “Mudwall” Jackson held a s

8th January 1815 Battle of New Orleans. The battle was the culmination of an attempt against the city that had been ongoing since Dec 1814, with this action occurring once peace had been signed (but before it was ratified) unbeknownst to those involved. The US position was a defended parapet on the east Bank of the Mississippi running along the Rodriguez Canal and secured at the other end by an impassable woodland. On the west bank, the river was defended by gun emplacements. The plan was for a

Battle of Resaca reenactment. There will be another reenactment tomorrow (5/18/25) afternoon at 2:00. | WDEF News 12