Most infuential battles

Started by WrathfulDwarf5 pages

The Battle of Bunker Hill!

"Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes!"

How about the "War of the Roses?"

Originally posted by Echuu
Good luck! 😛

The Battle of Marathon

good one 😄

What no one cares about the war of the roses?????????.........though it was historical in medieval times............I did enjoy the move much better............Loved the ending.................

Am I freaking bored or what to reply?????????????????

this should be moved to the history forum

Most influential battle?

Miracle of the Marne (French river), in WWI.

the testing of polio vaccines to win the war against an ailment claiming the children of the world.

The Battle of Thermopylea, in 480 bc.

(No particular order)

Saratoga
Gettysburg
Midway
Stalingrad
Lepanto
Marathon
Hastings
Trafalgar
Issus
Actium
Somme
Verdun

Battle of Stalingrad and Kursk
Battle of Midway, Coral Sea, and Leyte Gulf
Waterloo definitely

Culloden.

The complete end to the Jacobite hopes of restoring the Stewart family to the thrones of England and Scotland. Which ended any chance of the Union being dissolved which paved the way for Scotland's industrial, agricultural and intellectual revolutions.

As a result the British empire became massive and the world got a multiude of great stuff from the minds of Scots.

The Battle of Kursk 1943 was big success for the Soviets, Hitler gambled everything on this one battle and lost, he also got it wrong thinking the battle took a heavy toll on the Soviets and they could not go over to offensive operations. Hitler was proved wrong when the Germans ran out of steam.

Another major battle was Operation Bagration on the 23rd June1944 which saw the destruction of the German army group centre, annihilating 17 Wehrmacht divisions and over 50 other divisions. This one battle inflicted the greatest defeat on the German army in WW2.

Another Battle which was a lost cause but never the less should be mention was the Warsaw uprising 1944 by the Polish people who gave it there best.

I forget what it was called, but the Europeans won in France against Muslim armies, and made it so Europe would still remain under Christian rule

Kursk. Completely switched momentum over to the Russians on the Eastern Front.

Battle of the Bulge. If he had been a success for Germany, we'd probably have the whole of Europe speaking Russian.

Waterloo. Not as important as others, but knocked Napoleon out as a threat for good.

Originally posted by Darth Kreiger
I forget what it was called, but the Europeans won in France against Muslim armies, and made it so Europe would still remain under Christian rule

The Battle Of Tours. The Franks were under the rein of Charles Martel.

Originally posted by Penelope
The Battle Of Tours. The Franks were under the rein of Charles Martel.

nice one

Normandy.

"The Normandy landings were the first successful opposed landings across the English Channel for nine centuries. They were costly in terms of men, but the defeat inflicted on the Germans was one of the largest of the war. Strategically, the campaign led to the loss of the German position in most of France and the secure establishment of a major new front"

It helps that it drove a stake through the hearts of the German HQ's, creating turmoil withen the generals. Also, without it, the Allied forces wouldnt of been able to get to Germany.

I think the Battle Of Badr which was the 1st battle btw the Muslims n the infidels of Mecca was the most influential 1 or 1 of the most influential 1s as it decided the future of Muslims as a strong nation.

Originally posted by Morgoths_Wrath
The Battle of the Pelennor Fields! Good call.

And we can’t forget Battle of Endor!

Lol, battle of Autobot City.

Also, BTW, was there ever a really important battle during the Crusades or the whole Mongol conquest thing?