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April 28: This Day in World Military History
« on: April 27, 2015, 11:44:43 pm »
 1379     Battle of Marino: Pope Urban VI defeats Anti-Pope Clement VII
1503     Battle of Cerignola: Gonzalvo de Cordoba routs the French
1635     Virginia Gov John Harvey accused of treason & removed from office
1655     English fleet under Blake defeats the Tunisian corsairs
1789     Lt. William Bligh, RN, has occasion to say, "This is mutiny, Mr. Christian, mutiny."
1796     Ceasefire of Cherasco: effectively ends Bonaparte's First Italian campaign
1818     US & Britain agree to naval disarmament on the Great Lakes
1919     Tumultuous parade up Fifth Avenue to welcome the 165th Infantry (69th New York) home from the Great War
1925     Kurdish rebels surrender to the Turkish Army
1939     Hitler claims the 1934 German-Polish non-aggression pact is still in effect
1942     Nightly "dim-out" belatedly initiated on the East Coast, greatly reduces sinking of merchant vessels by German submarines
1943     New Ireland: 'Scamp' (SS-277) sinks seaplane carrier 'Kamikawa Maru'
1944     China: AAF raids Yellow River bridges to slow Japanese
1945     Okinawa: Kamikaze attacks on U.S. fleet continue.
1945     US Fifth Army reaches the Italian-Swiss border
1950     Ticker tape parade on Broadway for Admiral Thomas C. Kinkaid
1952     Japanese Peace Treaty formally ends the Asiatic-Pacific War of 1937-1945
1956     The French leave Vietnam
1965     US Marines land in the Dominican Republic, stay until October 1966
1967     Mohammad Ali refuses induction into the army
1971     Samuel Lee Gravely, Jr., is promoted to rear admiral; the first black admiral in US Navy
2009     A treaty between Bolivia and Paraguay formally ends the Chaco War (1932-1935)

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