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The attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese. This attack resulted in significant loss of life and damage to the Pacific Fleet, which propelled the United States into formally entering World War II.

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Battle of Bataan (January 7th – April 9th, 1942)

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Battle of Bataan (January 7th – April 9th, 1942)

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American and Filipino forces fought for months but ended up surrendering to the Japanese after intense fighting. This led to the infamous Bataan Death March. This was the beginning of thousands of prisoners enduring harsh treatment by their captors. The battle's outcome served as a rallying cry for Allied determination.

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The United States and Japan had a navel battle resulting in a victory for the Allies. It marked a turning point in the Pacific Theater of World War II, halting Japanese expansion and shifting the balance of power in favor of the Allies. As well as boosting American moral with the amount of damage we were able to inflict on these Japanese boats.

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Allied offensive in North Africa to secure key ports in Morocco and Algeria, it provided vital Mediterranean access for Allied supply lines and facilitated the eventual defeat of Axis forces in North Africa. Additionally, it diverted German attention from the Eastern Front.

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Invasion of Sicily "Operation Husky" (July 9th - August 17th, 1943)

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Invasion of Sicily "Operation Husky" (July 9th - August 17th, 1943)

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The combined forces of the United States, Britain, and Canada landed on the island of Sicily to liberate it from Axis control. The successful capture of Sicily weakened Axis forces in the Mediterranean, and opened up a path for the Allied invasion of Italy. This put pressure on Mussolini's fascist regime, ultimately contributing to Italy's surrender and the downfall of the Axis powers.

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Battle of Monte Cassino (January 17th - May 18th, 1944)

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Battle of Monte Cassino (January 17th - May 18th, 1944)

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The prolonged and bloody conflict resulted in heavy casualties on both sides and multiple unsuccessful Allied assaults on the fortified positions. Ultimately, after a series of intense battles, the Allies succeeded in capturing Monte Cassino. The capture cleared a major obstacle on the path to Rome, opening up access to the Italian capital.

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The Largest amphibious invasion in history, and a turning point in World War II. Operation Overlord, as it was codenamed, marked the Allied invasion of Normandy, France. This opened a second front against Nazi Germany and the successful landing of Allied troops on the beaches of Normandy. This enabled the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi occupation. Ultimately leading to the defeat of Hitler's regime.

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Battle of the Bulge (Dec 20th - 27th, 1944)

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Battle of the Bulge (Dec 20th - 27th, 1944)

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The largest single battle fought by the United States Army during World War II. It represented Germany's last major offensive effort on the Western Front. Aiming to split the Allied forces and recapture the Belgian port city of Antwerp, despite initial successes. The German advance was eventually halted, and the Allies launched a counteroffensive, pushing the Germans back.

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Between the United States Marine Corps and the Imperial Japanese Army. It involved intense fighting for control of the small volcanic island of Iwo Jima, located in the Pacific Ocean. The significance of the battle lies in the strategic importance of capturing the island, which served as an important airbase for Japanese fighter planes, as well as in its symbolic value as a symbol of American resolve and sacrifice.

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The Allied forces ultimately capturing the island of Okinawa. The battle's significance lies in its strategic importance as a stepping stone for the planned invasion of Japan and in its impact on the decision to use atomic bombs to end the war, as the fierce resistance encountered on Okinawa reinforced the belief that an invasion of Japan would be even more costly in terms of lives lost.