History of war us military's greatest battles

When a single shot was fired - perhaps by accident - on 19 April 1775 at Lexington, the course of history was changed forever. The United States of America famously won its freedom from the United Kingdom just a few years later, but the fighting didn't stop there. As time has gone on, the country's...

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