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Daily Quiz for January 12, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/12/2010

American Brigadier General Joseph Smith, commander of the American task force overseeing the Berlin Airlift, gave the operation this name.

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Daily Quiz for January 11, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/11/2010

The only son of Napoleon Bonaparte, Napoleon Francois Joseph Charles, was given this title at birth, although it did him little good.

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Daily Quiz for January 10, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/10/2010

Four battles were fought for this city in China during World War II.

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by HistoryNet Staff1/9/2010

This U. S. president was known as "His Accidency."

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Daily Quiz for January 8, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/8/2010

The period known as Canada’s Hundred Days occurred during this war.

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Daily Quiz for January 7, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/7/2010

In his first proclamation calling for troops to suppress the Southern rebellion. Abraham Lincoln called for "the militia of the several States of the Union" to raise this many troops.

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Addendum to “Fighting the Last War?”

by Robert M. Citino1/6/20104/28/2016

MAJ George Patton’s 1932 essay, “The Probable Characteristics of the Next War.”

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Fighting the Last War?

by Robert M. Citino1/6/20104/28/2016

We often criticize armies who train “to fight the last war.” The real problem, however, is that they train based on mistaken notions of what the next war will be like.

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Daily Quiz for January 6, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/6/2010

The 1989 military best-seller Torpedo Junction (1989), about U-boats off America’s shores in World War II, was written by the author who later became famous for writing this book.

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Daily Quiz for January 5, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff1/5/2010

These were the primary opponents of Christian armies during 8 Crusades to take Jerusalem from Islamic control or hold it against Muslim Jihad from 1096 to 1268.

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