America\'s Military Adversaries. From Colonial Times to the Present

Trimble, Isaac R., 232
Tripartite Pact (1940), 508, 535
Tripolitan War, 265–268
Trois Rivieres, Canada, 98, 165,
207, 209
Troyes, Pierre de, 135
Truman, Harry S, 276–277, 379,
536
Truscott, Lucian K., 58, 466
Tryon, William, 109, 255, 258,
282–283, 340, 512–514
Tunisia, 435–436
Tupelo, Mississippi, 164
Twelve Mile Creek, 159
Twining, Nathan, 195

U-boats, 145–147
Underhill, John, 457
United Confederate Veterans,
192
United Empire Loyalists, 259
United Nations, 247, 277
United States Exploring
Expedition, 263–264
Upper Canada (Ontario), 99
Battle of Beaver Dams,
158–160
Bisshopp, Cecil, 51–52
Drummond as governor-
general of, 148–149
Fitzgibbon’s suppression of
uprisings, 158–160
Indian relocation to, 69
“savior of Upper Canada,”
72–76
Sheaffe’s command of,
467–468
Simcoe’s governorship of, 475
See alsoCanada
U.S. Navy, 266, 349
U.S. Operational History Section,
46
USS Chesapeake,x, 76–78
USS Constitution, 77
USS Indianapolis(warship),
213–214
USS Merrimac, 244
USS Merrimac(frigate), 81–82
USS Missouri(battleship), 171
USS Monitor(Union frigate), 82
USS Northampton(cruiser), 496
USS Philadelphia, 266

USS Pueblo,277–278

USS Reuben James(destroyer),

146

USS Vixen, 538

Utrecht, Treaty of (1712),

521–522

Valasco, Treaty of, 454

Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, 205

Van Dorn, Earl, 71, 307, 376, 409,

515–516

Van Tien Dung, 187

de Vaudreuil, Pierre de Rigaud,

50, 61, 63, 129, 207,

517–519, 522

fondness for Levis, 291–292

versus Montcalm, 332–333

de Vaudreuil, Philippe de

Rigaud, 520–522

Vera Cruz, siege of, 244, 251, 284,

454

Verdun, Battle of, 178–179, 224,

278, 309

Vermont, 208

Verplanck’s Point, 474

Versailles, Treaty of, 145, 194,

228–229, 271, 490

Vice presidents, U.S., 69–72

Vicksburg, Battle of, 71, 163,

259–260, 304, 375–377

Victorio, 316, 347, 522–524

Viet Minh, 185–186

Vietnam War, xii, 184–187

Villa, Pancho, xi, 524–527

Vincennes, Illinois Territory, 210

Vincent, John, 527–529, 538

abandoning Fort Erie, 51–52

Fitzgibbon’s unit and, 159

Fort George defeat, 352

Harvey’s service under, 212

Presque Isle, 412

replacement of, 425

Virginia

Battle of Richmond, 105, 155,

285

Murray as governor, 339–341

Native American uprisings,

31

Native uprisings, 31

Peninsula campaign, 244–245,

260, 299, 374, 488

See alsoYorktown

Virginia Capes, First Battle of,

201–202

Virginia Capes, Second Battle of,

201–202

Virginia Military Institute (VMI),

251

Voltigeurs Canadiens, 448–449

Vyamsa Salient, 329

Wade, Benjamin F., 155

Waffen-SS, 142, 216–218,

371–373

Wagner, Boyd D., 9

Wainwright, Jonathan, 234

Walcheren expedition, 448

Walker, Hovenden, 521

Walker, Walton H., 277, 380

Wallace, Lew, 192

Wallowa Valley, 262

Wampanoags, 93

War criminals

Dietrich, Josef, 144

Dönitz, Karl, 147

Göring, Hermann, 195

Homma’s trial for Bataan

Death March, 235

Keitel at Nuremberg, 272

Kesselring’s execution of

Italian citizens, 275

Peiper’s role in Malmedy

massacre, 372

Rundstedt, 445

Skorzeny, Otto, 480

Yamashita, Tomoyuki,

534–536

War for Texas Independence, xi,

453–455

War of 1812, x, 311–313

Barbary pirate activities, 267

Barclay, Robert Heriot, 39–42

Battle of Chateauguay,

449–450

Battle of Chippawa, 425–427

Battle of Crysler’s Farm,

337–339

Battle of New Orleans,

360–361

Battle of Stoney Creek, 211

Broke’s naval battles, 76–78

capture of Washington, D.C.,

438–439

causes of, 504

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