1 Major General Rosecrans asked Captain Pennock in Cairo for gunboat assistance in operations on the Tennessee River. The Confederates repeatedly attempted to establish bases along this waterway, but the Union Navy had several gunboats stationed on the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers to frustrate such moves.
A map of New France c. 1750 CE within the context of European colonies in North America.
18 December 1942December 1942 >January New GuineaJapanese positions on the Sanananda front come under Australian and American attack but holdHow to cite this article: Rickard, J (28 December 2007), 18 December 1942 , http://www.
Triumph(AM-323: dp. 890, 1. 221& 39;2& 34; b. 32& 39;2& 34;; dr. 10& 39;9& 34; (lmAan); s. 18.1 k. (tl.); cpl. ;05; a. 1 3& 34;, 4 40mm.;)BAM -323 was laid down for the Royal Navy on 27 October 1942 at Seattle, Wash., by the Associated Shipbuilding Corp., taken over by the United States Navy in late 1942 or early 1943; named Triumph and designated AM-323 on 23 January 1943; launched on 25 February 1943; and commissioned on 3 February 1944, Lt.
Close Title: Napoleon I visits the Salon du Louvre and distributes crosses of the Legion of Honor to artists Author: GROS Antoine-Jean (1771 - 1835) Creation date:? Date represented: October 22, 1808 Dimensions: Height 350 - Width 640 Technical and others Directions: October 22, 1808.Oil on canvasLocation of Conservation: National Museum of the Palace of Versailles (Versailles) websiteContact copyright: © Photo RMN-Grand Palaissite webImage reference: 90EE1295 / MV 6347 Napoleon I visits the Salon du Louvre and distributes the crosses of the Legion of Honor to artists © Photo RMN-Grand PalaisPublication date: March 2014Historical contextNapoleon I continued the policy begun under the Consulate to rebuild a society "atomized" by the destruction of the Ancien Régime.
Shoshone(SP-1760: dp. 4,707; 1. 367& 39;11& 34;; b. 48& 39;7& 34;; dr. 34& 39;2& 34;;s. 13.5 k.; a. 1 5& 34;, 1 3& 34;)The first Shoshone (SP-1760) was built in 1911 by Bremer Vulkan, Vegesack, Germany, and operated for the Hamburg-American Lines as Wasgenwald.The ship was chartered by the Army on 26 October 1917 from the Custom House, N.
U-2513(Former German Submarine: dp 1,621 (surf.) 1,819 (subm.), 1. 251& 39;9& 34;, b. 21& 39;9& 34;, dr. 20& 39;3& 34;, s. ;5~ to16 k.; cpl. 57; a. 6 21& 34; tt., 4 20 mm.; cl. U-2501)U-2515—a former German Type XXI submarine constructed in late 1944 and early 1945 by Blohm ~ Voss at Hamburg, Germany-was surrendered to the Allies at Horten, Norway, after the collapse of Nazi Germany in May 1945.
