What's your favorite battle in history?

[WinchesterWhiskey]

Mine is the American revolution of 1796 when mecha Hitler and George Washington had to fight it over the jungles of Egypt and Supreme Colonel General President Washington had to use his laser eyes to stop the rising tide of the ocean against mecha Hitler.

 

[Tsurubami Senri]

me vs your mum in bed

 

[SSj_Ness (Yiffed)]

The Civil War, nothing better than a good purge.

 

[Cloaca Rimjob]

Really liking Rorkes drift at the moment after the chimpanzees started their shite last year

 

[Executive Petrel]

The Battle for Koeniggraetz took place in 1866 and later defined the cornerstones for the german reich in 1871.
400.000 Soldiers were sent to the battlefield.
The prussians led by Otto von Bismarck had the upper hand upon the austrians and saxonians, who still had the front loader rifles inferior to the prussian troops freshly developed back loader.
Those guns could be loaded and fired three times while the front loader only shot once, even though the rifles of the austrians did have a higher range.
The battle was a struggle for tactially viable positions and turned out to become a back and forth until the austrian general finally surrendered and prepared the ground for the later reichsgruendung.


If you want to know more about this battle, check this and the further links out

Battle of Königgrätz - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Take a listen, do I need to say anymore?

 

[A Gay Retard]

Teutoburg Forest or Stalingrad. Invading forces that were brutalized so thoroughly it completely changed the course of history.