#MilitaryHistory

The Irish Military Heritage Foundation

IrishMHF

The Battle of Waterloo 18 June 1815,is one of the most defining battles in world history. For the Emperor Napoleon: victory was everything. Facing him were two armies of the

3 Infantry Battalion

3_Inf_Bn

Former Military Prison / Detention Facility - James Stephens Barracks.Built in 1802, this facility was the location of the first military executions during the #IrishCivilWar that occurred outside Dublin/Kildare. #MilitaryHistory

Jake Holliday

J_O_Holliday

Thread: A uniform with a curious past: this 1974 dated uniform jacket belonged to an Oberstleutnant of the Sanitätsdienst (Medical Service) in the Bundeswehr. What’s very interesting, however, is the

James Taub

TaubHistory

#Doughboys of the 30th Division at the St. Quentin Canal, October 1918. These men were serving under #British command as part of II Corps alongside the 27th Division. There are

Petri Mäkelä

pmakela1

It's the Finnish Independence Day, so I thought some folks might be interested in Finnish #MilitaryHistory.My war history articles in chronological order:Battle of Kämärä 1918, beginnings of the Finnish war

U.S. Army Pacific

USARPAC

Episode 4: First Ground Offensive1 of 18Guadalcanal Campaign was the first major offensive and a decisive victory for the Allies in the Pacific theater. This campaign brought American forces into

Graeme Millen

Weegie_Graeme

#otd 27th July 1689, the Jacobite Army confronts the Williamite Army at the mouth of the Pass of Killiecrankie. Leading the latter: Major-General Hugh Mackay the senior commander of the

Yusuf A Ahmad Ansari یوسف انصاری

yusufpore

In this #thread I aim to fulfil 2 objectives:1. Provide historiographical evidence about “gunpowder” as a military tool.2. Appeal to #History enthusiasts to think for themselves and seek the truth

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