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by Brad D. Lookingbill


  Universal Military Training (UMT)

  unrestricted submarine warfare

  Uphold Democracy (Operation)

  Upshur, Abel

  Upton, Emory

  Urgent Fury (Operation)

  USA Patriot Act

  U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln

  U.S.S. Akron

  U.S.S. Argus

  U.S.S. Arizona

  U.S.S. Atlanta

  U.S.S. Baltimore

  U.S.S. Boston

  U.S.S. C. Turner Joy

  U.S.S. California

  U.S.S. Carl Vinson

  U.S.S. Carolina

  U.S.S. Charleston

  U.S.S. Chesapeake

  U.S.S. Chicago

  U.S.S. Cole

  U.S.S. Connecticut

  U.S.S. Constellation (carrier)

  U.S.S. Constellation (frigate)

  U.S.S. Constitution

  U.S.S. Cyane

  U.S.S. Dolphin

  U.S.S. Eagle

  U.S.S. Enterprise

  U.S.S. Essex

  U.S.S. Fulton

  U.S.S. George Washington

  U.S.S. Greer

  U.S.S. Holland

  U.S.S. Hornet

  U.S.S. Housatonic

  U.S.S. Indiana

  U.S.S. Intrepid

  U.S.S. Iowa

  U.S.S. Kearny

  U.S.S. Kearsarge

  U.S.S. Kitty Hawk

  U.S.S. Langley (Jupiter)

  U.S.S. Lawrence

  U.S.S. Lexington

  U.S.S. Los Angeles

  U.S.S. Maddox

  U.S.S. Maine

  U.S.S. Massachusetts (battleship)

  U.S.S. Massachusetts (steamer)

  U.S.S. McCullough

  U.S.S. Mississippi

  U.S.S. Missouri

  U.S.S. Monitor

  U.S.S. Monocacy

  U.S.S. Nashville

  U.S.S. Newark

  U.S.S. Niagara

  U.S.S. Olympia

  U.S.S. Oregon

  U.S.S. Panther

  U.S.S. Philadelphia

  U.S.S. Potomac

  U.S.S. President

  U.S.S. Princeton

  U.S.S. Pueblo,

  U.S.S. Ranger

  U.S.S. Reuben James

  U.S.S. San Jacinto

  U.S.S. Saratoga (carrier)

  U.S.S. Saratoga (corvette)

  U.S.S. Shaw

  U.S.S. Somers

  U.S.S. Stark

  U.S.S. Texas

  U.S.S. Ticonderoga

  U.S.S. United States (frigate)

  U.S.S. United States (supercarrier)

  U.S.S. Vincennes

  U.S.S. Water Witch

  U.S.S. Yorktown

  Utah Beach

  Ute Indians

  Valencia, Gabriel

  Vallejo, Mariano

  Valley Forge winter

  Van Buren, Martin

  Van Fleet, James

  Van Rensselaer, Stephen

  Van Tien Dung

  Vauban fortifications

  V-E Day

  Venezuela crisis

  Veracruz, Siege of

  Veracruz incident

  Vergennes, Charles

  Vernon, Edward

  Versailles, Treaty of

  Vessey, John

  Veterans Administration (VA)

  Veterans of Foreign Wars

  Vicksburg campaign

  Victorio

  Victory Program

  Viet Cong

  Vietnam Veterans Memorial

  Vietnam War

  Vietnamization

  Vigilant Resolve (Operation)

  Villa, Francesco (Pancho)

  Vinson, Carl

  Virginia Company

  Virginia Military Institute

  Vo Nguyen Giap

  volunteer militia movement

  Vulture (Operation)

  Wabash, Battle of the

  Wagon Box fight

  Wainwright, Jonathan

  Walker, Hovenden

  Walker, Robert

  Walker, Walton

  Walker, William

  Wallace, Lew

  Waller, Littleton W. T.

  Wallis, W. Allen

  Wampanoag Indians

  War of Austrian Succession, see King George's War

  War Department

  War of 1812

  War Hawks

  War Industries Board

  War Manpower Commission

  War Plan Black

  War Plan Blue

  War Plan Brown

  War Plan Green

  War Plan Orange

  War Plan Purple

  War Plan Red

  War Plan Tan

  War Plan Violet

  War Plan Yellow

  War Powers Resolution

  War Production Board

  War Relocation Authority (WRA)

  Ward, Artemas

  Warden, John

  Warren, Earl

  Warren, Peter

  Warrior

  Warsaw Pact

  Washington, George

  Washington, Lawrence

  Washington, Treaty of

  Washington, William

  Washington D.C., burning of

  Washington Naval Conference

  Washita, Battle of the

  Wass de Czege, Huba

  Watchtower (Operation)

  water cure

  Watergate scandal

  Watkins, Sam

  Waxhaws, Battle of

  Wayne, Anthony

  weapons of mass destruction (WMD)

  Weatherford, William

  Wedemeyer, Albert

  Weigley, Russell F.

  Weinberger, Casper

  Welles, Gideon

  Wells, H. G.

  West, Thomas

  West Florida revolt

  West Point, see United States Military Academy

  Western Front

  Westmoreland, William

  Weyler, Valeriano

  Wheaton, Loyd

  Wheeler, Earle

  Wheeler, Joseph

  Whiskey Rebellion

  White Plains, Battle of

  Whiting, Kenneth

  Whittlesey, Charles

  wig-wag

  Wilderness campaign

  Wilhelm II, Kaiser

  Wilkes, Charles

  Wilkinson, James

  Wilkinson, James B.

  Williams, Jonathan

  Williams, Lloyd

  Wilmot, David

  Wilmot Proviso

  Wilson, Charles E.

  Wilson, Woodrow

  Wilson's Creek, Battle of

  Winder, William

  Winslow, Josiah

  Wirz, Henry

  Wisconsin Heights, Battle of

  Wolf Mountains, Battle of the

  Wolfe, James

  Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service (WAVES)

  Women's Air Force (WAF)

  Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASP)

  Women's Armed Services Integration Act

  Women's Army Corps (WAC)

  Wonsan landing

  Wood, Leonard

  Wood Lake, Battle of

  Wool, John

  Wooster, David

  World Bank

  World War I

  World War II

  World War Veterans Act

  Worth, William

  Wounded Knee, Battle of

  Wovoka

  Wyandot Indians, see Huron Indians

  XYZ affair

  Yalta conference

  Yamamoto, Isoroku

  Yamasee Indians

  Yankee

  Yellow Fever Commission

  yellow journalists

  York, Alvin

  York, Battle of

  Yorktown, Battle of

  Young, Samuel

  Yugoslav wars

  Zimmerman, Arthur

  arrative History

 

 

 


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