Seneca Indians, 52, 89, 119–122,
352
Senger und Etterlin, Fridolin
von, 274, 463–466
Seven Days Battle, 285, 299
Seven Pines, Battle of, 191, 245,
260, 284, 299, 314
Seven Years’ War, 83, 180, 201,
203, 238, 241, 293, 331–332,
355, 389
Shafter, William, 102
Shamans, 476–478
Shaw, Francis, 397
Shawnee Indians, 122–124,
502–507
Shay’s Rebellion, 461
Sheaffe, Roger Hale, 51, 74–75,
351, 466–469, 528
Shelby, Isaac, 158
Shelby, Jo, 410
Shenandoah, Army of, 260
Shenandoah Valley campaign,
71, 249, 500–501
Early’s defeat at, 285
Gordon’s campaign in, 192
Loring’s hostility toward
Jackson, 304
Pelham’s distinction at, 374
Sherbrooke, John Coape,
469–471
Sheridan, Philip H., 56, 250
arrest of Satanta, 459
Battle of Cedar Creek, 192
death of Jeb Stuart, 488–489
Dog Soldiers against, 494
Shenandoah Valley rout, 71
victory at Five Forks, 285
Sherman, William Tecumseh, 38,
530
advancing on Lee in Georgia,
285
Atlanta campaign, 227, 236
Battle of Bentonville, 232
Battle of Chattanooga, 106
Breckenridge and, 72
campaign against Plains
Indians, 365–366
Forrest’s raid against, 164
Loring’s skirmishes with,
305
precipitating the Battle of
Vicksburg, 260
relocation of Kiowas and
Comanches, 459
relocation of New Mexican
Navajos, 322
Shields, James, 29, 64
Shiloh, Battle of, 66, 70–71, 105,
163, 226
Shippen, Peggy. SeeArnold,
Margaret
Shun, Tada, 508
Sibley Brigade, 472
Sibley, Henry Hopkins, 471–473
Sibley tent, 471, 473
Sicily, defense of, 274, 464
Siegel, Franz, 71, 250
Silver Heels, 123
Simcoe, John Graves, 157, 259,
325, 467, 473–475, 498
Singapore, 534–535
Sinkhole, Battle of, 53
Sino-Japanese War, 103, 233–234,
268
Sioux Indians, 131–132, 153, 219,
476–478, 493
Sioux War Chiefs, 415–417
Sitting Bull, 8, 131, 261–262, 296,
417, 476–478
Six Nations. SeeIroquois
Skorzeny, Otto, 344, 372,
478–480, 492
Slaves and slavery, 530
intermarriage with Florida
Indians, 326–327, 358
in Louisiana, 49
Murray’s Emancipation
Proclamation, 341
slaves used as military
troops, 32, 106, 227
See alsoAfrican Americans
Slocum, Herbert J., 526
Sloughter, Henry, 288
Smith, Francis, 174, 385–386,
393, 397, 481–483
Smith, Gustavus W., 306, 388
Smith, Joshua, 17
Smith, Leslie, 481
Smith, Oliver P., 380
Smith, Samuel, 80
Smith, Sydney, 537
Smyth, Alexander, 51, 468
Social reformers: Pancho Villa,
524–527Society of Righteousness and
Harmony, 103
Somers, Richard, 267
Somoza, Anastasio, 452
Sons of Liberty, 174
South America, SS relocation to,
480
South Korea, xi–xii, 276–277,
379–380
South Mountain, 155, 222, 489
Southern Homenewspaper, 222
Soviet Union, 535
Balck’s successes and
defeats, 33–34
Battle of Kharkov, 217
Battle of Kursk, 217
development of Hitler’s
Luftwaffe, 194
German invasion of, 36, 195,
230, 272, 279, 443–444
Hitler’s nonaggression pact,
229
Hussein’s ties to, 247
impact of SS activities,
142–143
Korean War, 276, 382–384
Manteuffel’s success at
Zhitomir, 318
routing the Germans, 144
Student’s idea of air-dropped
infantry, 491
Vietnam War, 187
Spaatz, Carl A., 36, 195, 230
Spanish admirals, xi, 1, 100–102,
334–336
Spanish Civil War, 175, 343
Spanish-American War, xi,
100–102, 334–336
Spies
Andre, John, 16–18, 26–28,
109, 204, 242, 420–422, 429
Arnold, Margaret, 26–28
Boyd, Belle, 64–65
Fitzgibbon as British spy, 159
Die Spinne (The Spider)
organization, 480
Spitfirefighters, 35, 175, 195, 273
Spotsylvania Court House, Battle
of, 13, 192
Spruance, Raymond H., 215, 533
SS. SeeSchutzstaffeln (SS)
St. Louis, Order of, 60, 63INDEX