American Civil War Battlefields: Then and Now. Published Apr 11, 2015 at 9:31 AM EDT Updated Mar 25, 2016 at 3:16 AM EDT. Shutterstock / Library of Congress / GATOR1TIME/ISTOCK.

WW2 Wayfinder. WW2 Then & Now: Sienna’s Epic Battle for Liberation. Posted: May 7, 2025 | Last updated: May 7, 2025. Italy was liberated in July 1944 by the US 5th Army.

Then and now: What 25 historic battlefields look like today. 0 ... —then a brief period of often-brutal U.S. rule—the Japanese conquered the island nation until its own defeat in World War II.

Then: The Battle of Rocky Face Ridge Now: Dalton High School The first battle of the Atlanta Campaign was the May 7–13, 1864, encounter at Rocky Face, a 700-foot-high and ten-mile-long ridge ...

Then they loaded us up and took us to Africa.” Decker and his wife, Norma Margaret, were married before he went to war, when he managed to get a seven-day leave in 1942.

From Fort Eben Emael in Belgium to Monte Cassino in Italy, this photographic guide to Second World War battlefields compares images of the sites from then and now, accompanied by informative texts ...

These Remarkable Images Show Gallipoli Then And Now. Skip to Main Content. ... More than 100,000 are thought to have died in the battle, including an estimated 10,000 Anzacs.

Some battlefields have been actual fields. Others have been distant beaches, dense forests, lush jungles, barren deserts, soaring mountains, ancient villages, or frozen lands of ice and snow.

Some battlefields have been actual fields. Others have been distant beaches, dense forests, lush jungles, barren deserts, soaring mountains, ancient villages, or frozen lands of ice and snow.