Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Today in military history: September 4, 2014

882 – Sack of the Monastery of Monte Cassino (Italy) 
1260 - Battle of Montaperti (Conflict between the Guelphs and Ghibellines) 
1285 - Battle of Les Formigues (Aragonese Crusade) (Naval) 
1346 – Siege of Calais begins (Hundred Years’ War) 
1796 - Battle of Rovereto (French revolutionary Wars) 
1800 – Siege of Malta ends (French Revolutionary Wars) (partly Naval) 
1812 – Siege of Fort Harrison begins (War of 1812) 
1814 – Battle of Credit Island begins (War of 1812) 
1861 – Confederates take Columbus (US Civil War) 
1864 – Confederate cavalry leader Morgan killed (US Civil War)
 "How Are You? John Morgan: A Sequal to Here's Your Mule." (Sheet music). Nashville, Tenn.: C.D. Benson - 1864
  
1886 - Geronimo surrenders (Apache Wars) 
1944 – Allies take Lille, Louvain, Malines and Etaples; Soviets take Brasnov and Senaia; Russians and Finns agree to a cease-fire (WWII) 
1945 – Battle of Longbi begins (Chinese Civil War)         
1966 – Operation SEWARD begins (Vietnam War) 
1967 – Operation SWIFT begins (Vietnam War)

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