Hal Moore’s book We Were Soldiers Once . . . And Young, which inspired a movie starring Mel Gibson, was an account of fighting in this location in Vietnam.

Prior to being sunk, the USS Indianapolis was last seen at this island.

The people of The Netherlands, after decades of revolt, earned independence from this powerful nation in 1648.

The Soviet encircling counterattack at Stalingrad in November 1942 used this code name.

Between 1800 and 1839 Ranjit Singh built the Sikh Army into one of Asia’s most formidable forces and earned this nickname for himself.

The group called the Ninety-Nines is comprised of these.

Sydney Reilly, often called the Ace of Spies, was born in this country.

The islands of Novaya Zemlya are best known for this.

Any militarily powerful state within this nation was called a State of 10,000 Chariots.

The term "white sewing" referred to this.