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Contents

Art, architecture and archaeology

7 World Trade Center · An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump · Angkor Wat · Felice Beato · Belton House · Borobudur · Boydell Shakespeare Gallery · BP Pedestrian Bridge · Matthew Brettingham · Bruce Castle · Sir William Bruce, 1st Baronet, of Balcaskie · Buckingham Palace · Buildings and architecture of Bristol · Campbell's Soup Cans · Catherine de' Medici's building projects · Chicago Board of Trade Building · Cloud Gate · Salvador Dalí · Deconstructivism · Lisa del Giocondo · John Douglas (architect) · Dürer's Rhinoceros · El Greco · Greece runestones · Adolfo Farsari · Fort Ticonderoga · Fountain of Time · The Four Stages of Cruelty · Four Times of the Day · Freedom Monument · Caspar David Friedrich · Funerary Monument to Sir John Hawkwood · The Garden of Earthly Delights · Heian Palace · Ima Hogg · Holkham Hall · House with Chimaeras · Hoysala architecture · IG Farben Building · Joseph Priestley House · Paul Kane · André Kertész · Las Meninas · El Lissitzky · Maiden Castle, Dorset · Michigan State Capitol · Henry Moore · Sylvanus Morley · Benjamin Mountfort · Museum of Bad Art · Oregon State Capitol · Palazzo Pitti · Palladian architecture · Robert Peake the Elder · Francis Petre · Point Park Civic Center · Prince's Palace of Monaco · Queluz National Palace · Quiriguá · The Raft of the Medusa · Restoration of the Sistine Chapel frescoes · Rokeby Venus · Pierre Rossier · Sanssouci · Scottish Parliament Building · Shotgun house · Shrine of Remembrance · Sicilian Baroque · St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery · Stanford Memorial Church · The Swimming Hole · Tech Tower · Templon · The Third of May 1808 · Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion · Tomb of Antipope John XXIII · Triptych, May–June 1973 · Vasa (ship) · John Vanbrugh · Roman Vishniac · West Wycombe Park · Western Chalukya architecture · John Michael Wright · Xanadu Houses

Awards, decorations and vexillology

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Victoria Cross (Canada) · Victoria Cross for Australia · ·

Biology

Acrocanthosaurus · Action potential · Ailanthus altissima · Albatross · Albertosaurus · Allosaurus · Amanita ocreata · Amanita muscaria · Amanita phalloides · American Black Vulture · American Goldfinch · Andean Condor · Ant · Antarctic krill · Antbird · Archaea · Archaeopteryx · Arctic Tern · Australian Green Tree Frog · Australian Magpie · Bacteria · Bald Eagle · Banker horse · Banksia brownii · Banksia epica · Banksia ericifolia · Banksia integrifolia · Banksia prionotes · Banksia spinulosa · Banksia telmatiaea · Barn Swallow · Beagle · Bird · Blue Iguana · Blue Whale · Bobcat · Bone Wars · Norman Borlaug · California Condor · Cane toad · Cattle Egret · Cell nucleus · Chiffchaff · Chromatophore · Chrysiridia rhipheus · Cochineal · Common Blackbird · Common Raven · Common Treecreeper · Compsognathus · Cougar · Cretaceous–Tertiary extinction event · Cyathus · Charles Darwin · Daspletosaurus · Deinosuchus · Deinonychus · Diplodocus · Dinosaur · DNA · DNA repair · Domestic sheep · Ediacara biota · Edmontosaurus · Elfin-woods Warbler · Elk · Emperor Penguin · Emu · Evolution · Exosome complex · Fauna of Australia · Fauna of Puerto Rico · Fauna of Scotland · Fertilisation of Orchids · Ficus aurea · Fin Whale · Flight feather · Flocke · Georg Forster · Frog · Fungus · Genetics · Giant Otter · Gorgosaurus · Greater Crested Tern · Green and Golden Bell Frog · Guinea pig · Gyromitra esculenta · Hawksbill turtle · Herrerasaurus · Hippopotamus · History of biology · History of evolutionary thought · Homo floresiensis · House Martin · Humpback Whale · Iguanodon · Immune system · Introduction to evolution · Introduction to viruses · Island Fox · Jaguar · Javan Rhinoceros · Kakapo · Killer Whale · King Vulture · Knut (polar bear) · Komodo dragon · Krill · Lambeosaurus · Lion · Macaroni Penguin · Majungasaurus · Massospondylus · Barbara McClintock · Metabolism · Mourning Dove · Myxobolus cerebralis · Northern Bald Ibis · Northern Pintail · Nuthatch · Ocean sunfish · Oceanic whitetip shark · Olm · On the Origin of Species · Pallid sturgeon · Parasaurolophus · Peregrine Falcon · Phagocyte · Pinguicula moranensis · Platypus · Primate · Procellariidae · Proteasome · Psittacosaurus · Puerto Rican Amazon · Pygmy Hippopotamus · Raccoon · Red-backed Fairywren · Red-billed Chough · Red-necked Grebe · Red-tailed Black Cockatoo · Red-winged Fairywren · Right whale · Ring-tailed Lemur · RNA interference · Ruff · Ruffed lemur · Rufous-crowned Sparrow · Sea otter · Seabird · Sei Whale · Short-beaked Echidna · Shrimp farm · Song Thrush · Splendid Fairywren · G. Ledyard Stebbins · Stegosaurus · Styracosaurus · Suffolk Punch · Sumatran Rhinoceros · Superb Fairywren · Tarbosaurus · Tasmanian Devil · Tawny Owl · Thescelosaurus · Thoroughbred · Thylacine · Tree Sparrow · Triceratops · Turkey Vulture · Tyrannosaurus · Variegated Fairywren · Velociraptor · Verbascum thapsus · Virus · Alfred Russel Wallace · White-breasted Nuthatch · White-winged Fairywren · Willie Wagtail

Business, economics and finance

· · · William Barley · · · Economy of the Han Dynasty · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

Chemistry and mineralogy

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide · · · · · · · · · Synthetic diamond · · · Ununoctium · · · ·

Computing

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Culture and society

· · · · Baden-Powell House · Boy Scouts of America membership controversies · · Frederick Russell Burnham · · · · · · Marjory Stoneman Douglas · · · · · Margaret Fuller · · · · William Hillcourt · Fanny Imlay · · Indigenous people of the Everglades region · · · · · Kylfings · · Bob Marshall (wilderness activist) · · Polish culture during World War II · · · · · · The Scout Association of Hong Kong · John Martin Scripps · · · · · Mary Toft · · · · · · ·

Education

· · ANAK Society · Baltimore City College · · · · · · The Green (Dartmouth College) · · · · History of Michigan State University · History of Texas A&M University · · · Lessons for Children · · · · · · · Texas A&M University · Texas Tech University · · · United States Academic Decathlon · · · · · Vkhutemas

Engineering and technology

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Food and drink

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Geography and places

Ahmedabad · Alanya · Altrincham · Amchitka · Ann Arbor, Michigan · Antarctica · Ashton-under-Lyne · Australia · Balch Creek · Banff National Park · Bangalore · Bangladesh · Bath, Somerset · Belarus · Belgium · Belgrade · Birchington-on-Sea · Black Moshannon State Park · Blyth, Northumberland · Boston · Bratislava · Brownhills · Brownsea Island Scout camp · Bryce Canyon National Park · Cameroon · Canada · Canberra · Caroline Island · Cape Horn · Carrington Moss · The Catlins · Caversham, New Zealand · Chaco Culture National Historical Park · Chad · Chat Moss · Cheadle Hulme · Chennai · Cherry Springs State Park · Chetwynd, British Columbia · Chew Stoke · Chew Valley · Chew Valley Lake · Cleveland, Ohio · Colton Point State Park · Columbia Slough · Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve · Darjeeling · Dawson Creek · Death Valley National Park · Delhi · Detroit · Dhaka · Dorset · East End of London · El Hatillo Municipality, Miranda · Erie, Pennsylvania · Everglades National Park · Exmoor · Fanno Creek · Forest Park (Portland, Oregon) · Gangtok · Germany · Geography and ecology of the Everglades · Geography of Ireland · Gilwell Park · Glacier National Park (U.S.) · Grand Forks, North Dakota · Greater Manchester · Gyeongju · Hamersley, Western Australia · Hamilton, Ontario · Herne Bay, Kent · Hillsboro, Oregon · Houston · India · Indonesia · Isle of Portland · Israel · Japan · Johnson Creek (Willamette River) · Karnataka · Kaziranga National Park · Kochi, India · Kolkata · Lake Burley Griffin · Larrys Creek · Leonard Harrison State Park · Lethbridge · Louisville, Kentucky · Mackinac Island · Manchester · Mangalore · Mauna Loa · Metacomet Ridge · Minneapolis · Minnesota · Mendip Hills · Monte Ne · Mount Pinatubo · Mount Rushmore · Mount St. Helens · Mount Tambora · Mysore · Nathu La · Nauru · Navenby · Neilston · Nevado del Ruiz · New York City · Nico Ditch · Noel Park · Oklahoma · Oldham · Paulins Kill · Peru · Peterborough · Plunketts Creek (Loyalsock Creek) · Plunketts Creek Bridge No. 3 · Prairie Avenue · Presque Isle State Park · Providence, Rhode Island · Quneitra · Radcliffe, Greater Manchester · Redwood National and State Parks · Rhyolite, Nevada · Riverina · Sale, Greater Manchester · San Francisco · Seattle · Shahbag · Shapinsay · Shaw and Crompton · Sheerness · Sheffield · Shoshone National Forest · Somerset · South Side (Chicago) · St Kilda, Scotland · Stretford · Surtsey · Technopark, Kerala · Trafford · Tulsa, Oklahoma · Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia · Turkey · Warwick Castle · Washington, D.C. · Waterfall Gully, South Australia · Westgate-on-Sea · West Bengal · Weymouth, Dorset · White Deer Hole Creek · Worlds End State Park · Wormshill · Yellowstone National Park · Yarralumla, Australian Capital Territory · Yosemite National Park · Youngstown, Ohio · Zion National Park

Geology, geophysics and meteorology

1928 Okeechobee hurricane · 1933 Atlantic hurricane season · 1941 Florida hurricane · 1968 Illinois earthquake · 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens · 1983 Atlantic hurricane season · 1988 Atlantic hurricane season · 1994 Atlantic hurricane season · 1995 Pacific hurricane season · 1998 Pacific hurricane season · 1999 Sydney hailstorm · 2000 Sri Lanka cyclone · 2002 Atlantic hurricane season · 2002 Bou'in-Zahra earthquake · 2003 Atlantic hurricane season · 2003 Pacific hurricane season · 2005 Atlantic hurricane season · 2005 Azores subtropical storm · 2006 Atlantic hurricane season · 2006 Pacific hurricane season · 2007 Atlantic hurricane season · Chicxulub crater · Christmas 1994 nor'easter · Climate of India · Climate of Minnesota · Cyclone Elita · Effects of Hurricane Georges in Louisiana · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Delaware · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Maryland and Washington, D.C. · Effects of Hurricane Isabel in North Carolina · Effects of Hurricane Ivan in the Lesser Antilles and South America · Extratropical cyclone · Eye (cyclone) · Geology of the Bryce Canyon area · Geology of the Capitol Reef area · Geology of the Death Valley area · Geology of the Grand Canyon area · Geology of the Lassen volcanic area · Geology of the Zion and Kolob canyons area · Global warming · Great Lakes Storm of 1913 · Hurricane Bob (1985) · Hurricane Claudette (2003) · Hurricane Daniel (2006) · Hurricane Danny (1997) · Hurricane Dean · Hurricane Dennis · Hurricane Dog (1950) · Hurricane Edith (1971) · Hurricane Erika (1997) · Hurricane Erika (2003) · Hurricane Esther (1961) · Hurricane Fabian · Hurricane Floyd · Hurricane Gloria · Hurricane Gustav (2002) · Hurricane Iniki · Hurricane Ioke · Hurricane Irene (1999) · Hurricane Irene (2005) · Hurricane Isabel · Hurricane Isis (1998) · Hurricane Ismael · Hurricane John (1994) · Hurricane John (2006) · Hurricane Juan · Hurricane Katrina · Hurricane Kenna · Hurricane Kiko (1989) · Hurricane Kyle (2002) · Hurricane Lane (2006) · Hurricane Linda (1997) · Hurricane Mitch · Hurricane Nate (2005) · Hurricane Nora (1997) · Hurricane Vince (2005) · 2006 Westchester County tornado · Meteorological history of Hurricane Dean · Meteorological history of Hurricane Gordon (1994) · Meteorological history of Hurricane Ivan · Meteorological history of Hurricane Jeanne · Meteorological history of Hurricane Katrina · Meteorological history of Hurricane Wilma · Retreat of glaciers since 1850 · Silverpit crater · Subtropical Storm Andrea (2007) · Surface weather analysis · Tornado · Tropical cyclone · Tropical Depression Ten (2005) · Tropical Depression Ten (2007) · Tropical Storm Alberto (2006) · Tropical Storm Allison · Tropical Storm Barry (2001) · Tropical Storm Barry (2007) · Tropical Storm Bill (2003) · Tropical Storm Bonnie (2004) · Tropical Storm Chantal (2001) · Tropical Storm Edouard (2002) · Tropical Storm Erick (2007) · Tropical Storm Faxai (2007) · Tropical Storm Gabrielle (2007) · Tropical Storm Hanna (2002) · Tropical Storm Henri (2003) · Tropical Storm Hermine (1998) · Tropical Storm Keith (1988) · Tropical Storm Kiko (2007) · Tropical Storm Marco (2008) · Tropical Storm Vamei · Typhoon Paka · Typhoon Pongsona · Typhoon Tip · Wind

Health and medicine

· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Hepatorenal syndrome · · · · Huntington's disease · · · Linezolid · · · · · · · Osteochondritis dissecans · · · · Race Against Time (Lewis) · · · · · · Tourette syndrome · · · Water fluoridation · ·

History

1960 South Vietnamese coup attempt · 1962 South Vietnamese Independence Palace bombing · 1964 Brinks Hotel bombing · 1981 Irish hunger strike · 2007 Samjhauta Express bombings · Mumia Abu-Jamal · Abu Nidal · Act of Independence of Lithuania · Samuel Adams · Alcibiades · Ike Altgens · Ancient Egypt · Anschluss · Harriet Arbuthnot · Arrest and assassination of Ngo Dinh Diem · Elias Ashmole · Aspasia · Bath School disaster · Ramón Emeterio Betances · Birmingham campaign · Stede Bonnet · Daniel Boone · Carsten Borchgrevink · James Bowie · Joel Brand · British Empire · Isaac Brock · Brown Dog affair · William Speirs Bruce · Henry Cornelius Burnett · Byzantine Empire · California Gold Rush · Chalukya dynasty · Charles Carroll the Settler · Choe Bu · Chola Dynasty · William Cooley · Confederate government of Kentucky · Tom Crean (explorer) · John Dee · Demosthenes · Discovery Expedition · Adriaen van der Donck · Double Seven Day scuffle · Thích Quảng Đức · École Polytechnique massacre · Ehime Maru and USS Greeneville collision · England expects that every man will do his duty · Epaminondas · Farthest South · Anne Frank · French Texas · Nicolo Giraud · Franklin B. Gowen · Gettysburg Address · Great Fire of London · Hamlet chicken processing plant fire · Han Dynasty · Richard Hawes · Elwood Haynes · Thomas C. Hindman · History of the Australian Capital Territory · History of Burnside · History of the Grand Canyon area · History of Lithuania (1219–1295) · History of Miami · History of Minnesota · History of New Jersey · History of the Philippines · History of Poland (1945–1989) · History of Puerto Rico · History of Tamil Nadu · History of Sheffield · History of Solidarity · History of the Yosemite area · Hoysala Empire · Hungarian Revolution of 1956 · Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition · Inaugural games of the Flavian Amphitheatre · Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916 · Joan of Arc · John W. Johnston · Ernest Joyce · Katyn massacre · Kengir uprising · King Arthur · Kingdom of Mysore · Shen Kuo · Laika · Lothal · Edward Low · Aeneas Mackintosh · Kingdom of Makuria · Charles Edward Magoon · Malcolm X · Manchester Mummy · Manzanar · Clements Markham · Marshall Plan · Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp · Harry McNish · Khalid al-Mihdhar · Ming Dynasty · Mormon handcart pioneers · Benjamin Morrell · Elizabeth Needham · New South Greenland · Night of the Long Knives · Nimrod Expedition · Norte Chico civilization · Emperor Norton · Oklahoma City bombing · Operation Passage to Freedom · Rosa Parks · Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel · Pericles · Peterloo Massacre · Phan Dinh Phung · Phan Xich Long · Witold Pilecki · Plymouth Colony · Political history of medieval Karnataka · Political integration of India · Radhanite · Rashtrakuta Dynasty · Red Barn Murder · Red River Trails · Retiarius · Rock Springs massacre · Woodes Rogers · Ross Sea party · Rus' Khaganate · S. A. Andrée's Arctic balloon expedition of 1897 · Saint-Sylvestre coup d'état · Scotland in the High Middle Ages · Robert Falcon Scott · Scottish National Antarctic Expedition · Second Crusade · Shackleton–Rowett Expedition · Ernest Shackleton · Jack Sheppard · Wail al-Shehri · Sino-German cooperation (1911–1941) · Slavery in ancient Greece · Samantha Smith · Song Dynasty · Southern Cross Expedition · Suleiman the Magnificent · Swedish emigration to the United States · SY Aurora's drift · Tang Dynasty · Terra Nova Expedition · Theramenes · Tibet during the Ming Dynasty · To the People of Texas & All Americans in the World · Treaty of Devol · Stephen Trigg · Hasekura Tsunenaga · Harriet Tubman · Unification of Germany · Vijayanagara Empire · Giovanni Villani · Voyage of the James Caird · Rudolf Vrba · Roy Welensky · Western Chalukya Empire · Western Ganga Dynasty · Jonathan Wild · Yagan · Yellowstone fires of 1988 · Zanzibar Revolution · Zhou Tong (archer) · Ziad Jarrah

Language and linguistics

· · · · · · Nafaanra · · · · · ·

Law

· · · · Norman Birkett, 1st Baron Birkett · · · · · Dietrich v The Queen · · · · · · · · · · Michael Brown Okinawa assault incident · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

Literature and theatre

Abbey Theatre · Ace Books · Chinua Achebe · Douglas Adams · The Adventures of Tintin · Amazing Stories · Analytical Review · Anarky · Ancient Egyptian literature · Mário de Andrade · Anglo-Saxon Chronicle · Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches · Augusta, Lady Gregory · Authentic Science Fiction · James Robert Baker · Ann Bannon · Anna Laetitia Barbauld · Natalie Clifford Barney · Batman · Beyond Fantasy Fiction · Bone Sharps, Cowboys, and Thunder Lizards · Book of Kells · Cædmon · Candide · Rachel Carson · Captain Marvel (DC Comics) · Anton Chekhov · Colley Cibber · The Country Wife · Noël Coward · Stephen Crane · Creatures of Impulse · David Suzuki: The Autobiography · John Day (printer) · Emily Dickinson · Nancy Drew · Du Fu · El Señor Presidente · Fantastic Universe · Zelda Fitzgerald · Fun Home · The General in His Labyrinth · William Gibson · W. S. Gilbert · Rufus Wilmot Griswold · Richard Hakluyt · The Hardy Boys · Halo: Contact Harvest · The Halo Graphic Novel · Hamlet · H.D. · Her Majesty's Theatre · Georgette Heyer · History of a Six Weeks' Tour · The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy · Honoré de Balzac · I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings · If (magazine) · The Illuminatus! Trilogy · Imagination (magazine) · Imagism · Henry James · Joseph Johnson (publisher) · Samuel Johnson · Samuel Johnson's early life · Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell · James Joyce · Kannada literature in the Vijayanagara Empire · Kannada literature in the Western Chalukya Empire · Krazy Kat · La Cousine Bette · Literature in the Hoysala Empire · Lives of the Most Eminent Literary and Scientific Men · James Russell Lowell · Nigel Kneale · La Peau de chagrin · Le Père Goriot · Letters Written in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark · The Log from the Sea of Cortez · Louis Lambert (novel) · The Lucy poems · Bruno Maddox · Make Way for Ducklings · Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman · Mary: A Fiction · Master Juba · George Moore (novelist) · Night (book) · Original Stories from Real Life · Ormulum · Oroonoko · Elaine Paige · Pattern Recognition (novel) · The Penelopiad · Philitas of Cos · Edgar Allan Poe · Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe · Poetry · Proserpine (play) · The Protocols of the Elders of Zion · Thomas Pynchon · Ion Heliade Rădulescu · Raptor Red · "The Raven" · Reception history of Jane Austen · The Relapse · Restoration literature · Restoration spectacular · Romeo and Juliet · J. K. Rowling · Roy of the Rovers · William Shakespeare · Mary Shelley · Mary Martha Sherwood · "Sinestro Corps War" · Sir Gawain and the Green Knight · The Slave Community · "The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power" · Starship Troopers · Superman · John Millington Synge · Rabindranath Tagore · Theatre Royal, Drury Lane · Three Laws of Robotics · The Time Traveler's Wife · "To Autumn" · To Kill a Mockingbird · Tokyo Mew Mew · J. R. R. Tolkien · Trial by Jury · Sarah Trimmer · Turkish literature · "Ulysses" (poem) · Uncle Tom's Cabin · Mario Vargas Llosa · A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant · Watchmen · The Well of Loneliness · Nathaniel Parker Willis · Mary Wollstonecraft · Wonder Stories · The World Without Us · William Butler Yeats

Mathematics

· · · · · · · Robert Hues · · · Emery Molyneux · · · · · · · ·

Media

"200" (Stargate SG-1) · 300 (film) · "Abyssinia, Henry" · Alien vs. Predator (film) · Padmé Amidala · Animaniacs · The Apprentice (UK) · Aquaman (TV program) · Arrested Development (TV series) · James Thomas Aubrey, Jr. · B movie · Kroger Babb · Eric Bana · Joseph Barbera · Barton Fink · Battlefield Earth (film) · "The Beginning of the End" (Lost) · Bezhin Meadow · Blade Runner · Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan · Harriet Bosse · Branded to Kill · Bride of Frankenstein · But I'm a Cheerleader · Cannibal Holocaust · "Cape Feare" · Carnivàle · Rudolph Cartier · Nancy Cartwright · Casablanca (film) · Casino Royale (2006 film) · The Cat and the Canary (1927 film) · Changeling (film) · Jackie Chan · Characters of Carnivàle · "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" · Cold Feet · "Confirmed Dead" · Coonskin (film) · Dalek · "Damien" (South Park) · Bette Davis · Degrassi: The Next Generation · Diary of a Camper · George Washington Dixon · Doctor Who missing episodes · Dog Day Afternoon · "Doomsday" (Doctor Who) · Karen Dotrice · Kirsten Dunst · E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial · Fight Club (film) · Film Booking Offices of America · Firefly (TV series) · Flywheel, Shyster, and Flywheel · Pauline Fowler · Fritz the Cat (film) · Judy Garland · "Greatest Hits" (Lost) · Gremlins 2: The New Batch · Jake Gyllenhaal · Maggie Gyllenhaal · Anthony Michael Hall · Halloween (1978 film) · Halloween II · Halloween III: Season of the Witch · William Hanna · Phil Hartman · "Hell Is Other Robots" · The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (radio series) · Katie Holmes · "Homer's Enemy" · "Homer's Phobia" · Hong Kong action cinema · House (TV series) · Jabba the Hutt · Jason Voorhees · Jaws (film) · Jenna Jameson · Peter Jennings · Angelina Jolie · Joking Apart · "The Joy of Sect" · Jurassic Park (film) · Martin Keamy · Diane Keaton · Abbas Kiarostami · Kinetoscope · Lage Raho Munna Bhai · Last of the Summer Wine · "The Last Temptation of Krust" · Latter Days · Vivien Leigh · "Lisa the Skeptic" · "Lisa the Vegetarian" · Little Miss Sunshine · The Lord of the Rings (1978 film) · Lord of the Universe · Lost (TV series) · Lost: Missing Pieces · Madlax · Making Waves (TV series) · Manos: The Hands of Fate · Troy McClure · Meerkat Manor · Meerkat Manor: The Story Begins · "Meet Kevin Johnson" · Megatokyo · Mom and Dad · Montreal Screwjob · "Mother and Child Reunion" (Degrassi: The Next Generation) · "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" · Mulholland Drive (film) · The Mummy (1999 film) · Cillian Murphy · Mutual Broadcasting System · James Nesbitt · Sydney Newman · Austin Nichols · Night of the Living Dead · Nikki and Paulo · "No Such Thing as Vampires" · noitulovE · November (film) · Only Fools and Horses · "The Other Woman" · Miranda Otto · Our Friends in the North · Our Gang · Palpatine · "Partners in Crime" (Doctor Who) · The Philadelphia Inquirer · "Pilot" (House) · "Pilot" (Smallville) · The Pit and the Pendulum (1961 film) · The Power of Nightmares · "Premiere" (The O.C.) · Press Gang · Pride and Prejudice (1995 TV serial) · Bernard Quatermass · The Quatermass Experiment · Quatermass II · Quatermass and the Pit · Satyajit Ray · Red vs. Blue · Richard III (1955 film) · Rob-B-Hood · Serial Experiments Lain · "The Shape of Things to Come" (Lost) · Sebastian Shaw (actor) · "She Shoulda Said 'No'!" · Sideshow Bob · The Simpsons · The Simpsons Movie · Bart Simpson · Homer Simpson · Khan Noonien Singh · Smallville (season 1) · "Soprano Home Movies" · Aaron Sorkin · Sound film · Jack Sparrow · Star Trek: The Motion Picture · Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan · Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country · Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope · Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back · "The Stolen Earth" · Street newspaper · "A Streetcar Named Marge" · KaDee Strickland · Summer of '42 · Sunderland Echo · Sunset Boulevard (film) · Superman film series · TARDIS · Sharon Tate · Tenebrae (film) · "These Are the Voyages..." · "Through the Looking Glass" (Lost) · Transformers (film) · "Trapped in the Closet" (South Park) · Treehouse of Horror (series) · Trembling Before G-d · Michael Tritter · V for Vendetta (film) · Volcano (South Park) · Jack Warner · Emma Watson · The Wire · Witchfinder General (film) · Reese Witherspoon · Anna May Wong · Yes Minister · "You Only Move Twice" · Preity Zinta · Zodiac (film)

Music

1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?) · AC/DC · Adore (album) · Agrippina (opera) · Alice in Chains · "All You Need Is Love" (The JAMs song) · "Angel of Death" (song) · Anodyne (album) · Arular · Audioslave · "Baby Boy" (song) · Backmasking · "Bam Thwok" · The Bartered Bride · Be Here Now (album) · Beijing opera · Big Star (band) · Black Francis · Blood Sugar Sex Magik · Body Count (album) · Kate Bush · By the Way · Californication (album) · Mariah Carey · Choral symphony · Jay Chou · Christ Illusion · Rebecca Helferich Clarke · Phil Collins · Concerto delle donne · "Cool" (song) · Damageplan · "Déjà Vu" (Beyoncé Knowles song) · Celine Dion · Diorama (album) · Disintegration · "Dixie" (song) · Dookie · Doolittle (album) · Nick Drake · Dream Days at the Hotel Existence · Dungeons & Dragons (album) · Bob Dylan · Enta da Stage · Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) · "Eyes of the Insane" · Bernard Fanning · Fantasy Black Channel · Fightin' Texas Aggie Band · Flea (musician) · Freak Out! · John Frusciante · "Fuck the Millennium" · Genesis (band) · God Hates Us All · Godsmack · The Greencards · Grunge music · Halo 3 Original Soundtrack · Ayumi Hamasaki · Heavy metal music · "Hey Baby" (No Doubt song) · "Hey Jude" · "Hey Ya!" · Himno Nacional Mexicano · H.M.S. Pinafore · "Hollaback Girl" · "I Don't Remember" · In Rainbows · In Utero · Insane Clown Posse · Internationalist (album) · "Irreplaceable" · Janet Jackson · Michael Jackson · "Jihad" (song) · Bradley Joseph · Josquin des Prez · Joy Division · "Just Like Heaven" (song) · Maynard James Keenan · Kid A · The KLF · k-os · Alison Krauss · Frank Klepacki · Héctor Lavoe · "Layla" · Lions (album) · "The Long and Winding Road" · Love. Angel. Music. Baby. · Loveless (album) · David Lovering · Witold Lutosławski · Made in the Dark · John Mayer · Megadeth · Melodifestivalen · Olivier Messiaen · Metallica · Meshuggah · Kylie Minogue · Mandy Moore · "Monkey Gone to Heaven" · Mother's Milk · Motörhead · Mozart family grand tour · Mozart in Italy · Music of Athens, Georgia · Music of Maryland · Music of Minnesota · Music of the Lesser Antilles · Music of the United States · "My Belarusy" · "My Happiness" (song) · Niandra Lades and Usually Just a T-Shirt · Nine Inch Nails · Nine Inch Nails live performances · Nirvana (band) · No Depression (album) · The Notorious B.I.G. · Odyssey Number Five · "Old Dan Tucker" · One Hot Minute · Opeth · The Orb · Leo Ornstein · Over the Rainbow (Connie Talbot album) · "Paranoid Android" · Ellis Paul · Pearl Jam · Pinkerton (album) · Pixies · Powderfinger · Punk rock · Radiohead · "Real Love" (John Lennon song) · Reign in Blood · R.E.M. · Rhinemaidens · "Rich Girl" (Gwen Stefani song) · Rock Steady (album) · Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall · Rush (band) · Salsa music · Joey Santiago · Sasha (DJ) · Selena · Sex Pistols · S.H.E · Dmitri Shostakovich · Silent Alarm · Silverchair · Sky Blue Sky · Slay Tracks (1933–1969) · Slayer · Sly & the Family Stone · The Smashing Pumpkins · "Smells Like Teen Spirit" · Bedřich Smetana · Elliott Smith · "Something" · Sonatas and Interludes · South of Heaven · Spiderland · Gwen Stefani · Stereolab · Still Reigning · Strapping Young Lad · Supernature (Goldfrapp album) · Surfer Rosa · The Supremes · Sylvia (ballet) · Symphonic poems (Liszt) · Symphony No. 3 (Górecki) · Joseph Szigeti · Connie Talbot · Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky · Thespis (opera) · "This Charming Man" · Thriller (album) · "Today" (The Smashing Pumpkins song) · Tool (band) · Tōru Takemitsu · "Touch Me I'm Sick" · U2 · Uncle Tupelo · "Under the Bridge" · Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) · The Waterboys · "Weird Al" Yankovic · "What You Waiting For?" · The Wiggles · Wilco · "The World Is Not Enough" (song) · Year Zero (album) · Frank Zappa

Philosophy and psychology

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Physics and astronomy

· · Asteroid belt · · · · · · · Callisto (moon) · · Ceres (dwarf planet) · · · · · · Definition of planet · Dwarf planet · Earth · Electron · · · Eris (dwarf planet) · · · · · · Gamma-ray burst · Ganymede (moon) · General relativity · · GRB 970508 · · · · · · · Introduction to general relativity · · · Jupiter Trojan · · George Koval · · Kuiper belt · Laplace–Runge–Lenz vector · Magnetosphere of Jupiter · · · · · · · Nebular hypothesis · Oberon (moon) · · Oort cloud · · · · · Planets beyond Neptune · · Proxima Centauri · Quark · · · Rings of Neptune · · Saturn · Scattered disc · Sirius · Louis Slotin · · · · · · Tau Ceti · · Titan (moon) · · · Triton (moon) · · Vega · · · ·

Politics and government

· · · · · Alexandre Banza · · · Ngô Đình Cẩn · · · Murray Chotiner · · Grover Cleveland · · · Don Dunstan · Early life and military career of John McCain · · · · · · · Government of the Han Dynasty · Herbert Greenfield · · William Henry Harrison · John L. Helm · Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council · · Franklin Knight Lane · · Liberal Democrats leadership election, 2006 · · Liberal Movement · · · · · Military career of Hugo Chávez · · Ngo Dinh Diem presidential visit to Australia · · · · Ostend Manifesto · Józef Piłsudski · · · · · · · · · Alexander Cameron Rutherford · Terry Sanford · · Solomon P. Sharp · · Arthur Sifton · · · State of Vietnam referendum, 1955 · · · Charles Stewart (Canadian politician) · · · · United States Senate election in California, 1950 · P. K. van der Byl · · · Jerry Voorhis · · · ·

Religion, mysticism and mythology

· · · · Asser · · Augustine of Canterbury · · · Martin Bucer · · · · · · · · Diocletianic Persecution · Ealdred (archbishop) · · Gilbert Foliot · · · · · Gregorian mission · · · Hilary of Chichester · · · · Robert of Jumièges · · · · · Laurence of Canterbury · · Millennium '73 · · Netley Abbey · Nigel (Bishop of Ely) · · · · · · · · · · William de St-Calais · · · Joseph W. Tkach · · · Hubert Walter · Wilfrid · ·

Royalty, nobility and heraldry

Áedán mac Gabráin · · Æthelbald of Mercia · Æthelberht of Kent · Æthelred of Mercia · Aldfrith of Northumbria · Bhumibol Adulyadej · Albert, Prince Consort · Alexandra of Denmark · Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale · Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia · · · Princess Beatrice of the United Kingdom · · · · · Beorhtwulf of Mercia · · Cædwalla of Wessex · Ceawlin of Wessex · George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore · · John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough · Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough · · Coenred of Mercia · Coenwulf of Mercia · Constantine II of Scotland · · · Diocletian · · Eadbald of Kent · Eardwulf of Northumbria · · Edward III of England · Edward VI of England · Edward VII of the United Kingdom · · Egbert of Wessex · · · Frederick III, German Emperor · · · · · George V of the United Kingdom · · Princess Helena of the United Kingdom · · Ine of Wessex · · · · · Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan · · · · · Mary of Teck · · Maximian · Catherine de' Medici · · Óengus I of the Picts · Offa of Mercia · · · · · Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine · Privilege of Peerage · Rhys ap Gruffydd · Representative peer · Richard II of England · Sargon of Akkad · · · Siward, Earl of Northumbria · Charlotte Stuart, Duchess of Albany · · · · Wiglaf of Mercia · Wihtred of Kent · William III of England · · Wulfhere of Mercia

Sport and recreation

1896 Summer Olympics · 1923 FA Cup Final · 1926 World Series · 1956 FA Cup Final · 1994 San Marino Grand Prix · 1995 Japanese Grand Prix · 1995 Pacific Grand Prix · 2000 Sugar Bowl · 2003 Insight Bowl · 2005 ACC Championship Game · 2005 Sugar Bowl · 2005 Texas Longhorns football team · 2005 United States Grand Prix · 2006 Chick-fil-A Bowl · 2006 Gator Bowl · 2007 ACC Championship Game · 2007 UEFA Champions League Final · 2007 USC Trojans football team · 2008 ACC Championship Game · 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix · 2008 Humanitarian Bowl · 2008 Japanese Grand Prix · 2008 Monaco Grand Prix · 2008 Orange Bowl · 2009 Orange Bowl · Baseball · Bids for the 2012 Summer Olympics · Aikido · Amateur radio direction finding · Amateur radio in India · Arsenal F.C. · Association football · Aston Villa F.C. · Australia at the Winter Olympics · Sid Barnes · Shelton Benjamin · Moe Berg · Bodyline · Luc Bourdon · Brabham · Brabham BT19 · Donald Bradman · Donald Bradman with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Eric Brewer (ice hockey) · Martin Brodeur · Bill Brown (cricketer) · Steve Bruce · Simon Byrne · Calgary Flames · Calgary Hitmen · Chariot racing · Central Coast Mariners FC · Ian Chappell · Chelsea F.C. · Chess · Chicago Bears · City of Manchester Stadium · Paul Collingwood · A. E. J. Collins · Ian Craig · Cricket World Cup · Crusaders (rugby) · Cycling at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Men's road race · Cycling at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Women's road race · December to Dismember (2006) · Derry City FC · Dover Athletic F.C. · Tim Duncan · Dungeons & Dragons · Dr Pepper Ballpark · Early life of Keith Miller · Easy Jet · Bobby Eaton · Duncan Edwards · Ray Emery · England national football team manager · England national rugby union team · Everton F.C. · Expedition to the Barrier Peaks · FIFA World Cup · Fighting in ice hockey · First-move advantage in chess · France national rugby union team · Germany women's national football team · Adam Gilchrist · Gillingham F.C. · Gliding · Go Man Go · Michael Gomez · George H. D. Gossip · The Great American Bash (2005) · Wayne Gretzky · Orval Grove · Ron Hamence with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Hare coursing · Dominik Hašek · Thierry Henry · Clem Hill · Damon Hill · History of American football · History of Arsenal F.C. (1886–1966) · History of Aston Villa F.C. (1961–present) · History of Bradford City A.F.C. · History of Gillingham F.C. · History of Ipswich Town F.C. · History of the National Hockey League (1917–1942) · History of the National Hockey League (1942–1967) · History of the National Hockey League (1967–1992) · History of Norwich City F.C. · History of Stoke City F.C. · History of the board game Monopoly · Hockey Hall of Fame · Art Houtteman · Karmichael Hunt · Ice hockey at the Olympic Games · IFK Göteborg · Jarome Iginla · Ipswich Town F.C. · Archie Jackson · Jesus College Boat Club (Oxford) · John the bookmaker controversy · Ian Johnson (cricketer) · Keith Johnson (cricket administrator) · Magic Johnson · Michael Jordan · Susianna Kentikian · Kit (association football) · Bart King · Sandy Koufax · Cynna Kydd · Faith Leech · Leek Town F.C. · Trevor Linden · Lockdown (2008) · Luton Town F.C. · Jimmy McAleer · Manchester City F.C. · Charlie Macartney · Margate F.C. · Jack Marsh · William McGregor · Bob Meusel · Sandra Morgan · Arthur Morris · Nashville Sounds · New Jersey Devils · New Zealand national rugby union team · No Way Out (2004) · North Road (stadium) · Norwich City F.C. · Nottingham Panthers · Old Trafford · Olympic Games · Ian O'Brien · Kevin O'Halloran · Bill O'Reilly (cricketer) · Over the Edge (1999) · Kevin Pietersen · Jacques Plante · PNC Park · Bill Ponsford · Portman Road · Posting system · Premier League · Priestfield Stadium · Alain Prost · Tom Pryce · CM Punk · Stamata Revithi · J. R. Richard · Doug Ring with the Australian cricket team in England in 1948 · Mariano Rivera · Bobby Robson · Rugby World Cup · Bill Russell · Joe Sakic · Scotland national football team · Joel Selwood · Waisale Serevi · Sheffield Wednesday F.C. · Gilberto Silva · Harbhajan Singh · Lee Smith (baseball) · Ozzie Smith · Stanley Cup · Paul Stastny · Stocksbridge Park Steels F.C. · SummerSlam (2003) · Sunday Times Golden Globe Race · Sunderland A.F.C. · Sydney Roosters · T206 Honus Wagner · Don Tallon · Tiny Thompson · Ian Thorpe · Jim Thorpe · Toronto Raptors · Ernie Toshack · Bert Trautmann · Marcus Trescothick · Harry Trott · Hugh Trumble · The Turk · Valley Parade · Georges Vézina · Wales national rugby union team · John Wark · West Indian cricket team in England in 1988 · Tyrone Wheatley · Bob Windle · Yao Ming · York City F.C. · Youngstown Ohio Works

Transport

Albert Bridge, London · American Airlines Flight 11 · American Airlines Flight 77 · Baltimore Steam Packet Company · Battersea Bridge · · · · · California State Route 78 · Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway · Chelsea Bridge · Chickasaw Turnpike · Cincinnati, Lebanon and Northern Railway · City and South London Railway · Cogan House Covered Bridge · · · Federal Bridge Gross Weight Formula · Forksville Covered Bridge · General aviation in the United Kingdom · Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907 · Great Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton Railway · · Hillsgrove Covered Bridge · · · · Interstate 15 in Arizona · Interstate 355 · · · · Kinzua Bridge · · · M-28 (Michigan highway) · M-35 (Michigan highway) · · · · · Maryland Route 36 · · · · · New York State Route 22 · New York State Route 28 · New York State Route 28N · · New York State Route 174 · New York State Route 175 · New York State Route 308 · · New York State Route 343 · New York State Route 373 · · · · · · · Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works · · SECR N class · · SR Leader class · · SR West Country and Battle of Britain classes · · SS Dakotan · SS Kroonland · SS Mauna Loa · SS Minnesotan · SS Montanan · · SS Pennsylvanian · SS Washingtonian · Sonestown Covered Bridge · State Route 74 (New York – Vermont) · · · Tunnel Railway · · U.S. Route 40 Alternate (Keysers Ridge – Cumberland, Maryland) · U.S. Route 41 in Michigan · U.S. Route 491 · U.S. Route 50 in Nevada · · Vauxhall Bridge ·

Video gaming

1080° Snowboarding · 4X · Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None · Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express · Age of Empires · Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings · Age of Mythology · Alleyway · BioShock · Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare · Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow · Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow · Characters of Final Fantasy VIII · Characters of Kingdom Hearts · Chrono Cross · Chrono Trigger · Conan (2007 video game) · Cortana · Crackdown · Crazy Taxi (series) · Crush (video game) · Development of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion · Devil May Cry · Devil May Cry 2 · Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening · Defense of the Ancients · Donkey Kong (video game) · The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind · Empires: Dawn of the Modern World · ESRB re-rating of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion · F-Zero GX · Final Fantasy · Final Fantasy Tactics · Final Fantasy IV · Final Fantasy VI · Final Fantasy VIII · Final Fantasy IX · Final Fantasy X · Final Fantasy X-2 · Final Fantasy XI · Final Fantasy XII · Flood (Halo) · GameFAQs · Giants: Citizen Kabuto · Golden Sun · Grim Fandango · Guitar Hero (video game) · Half-Life 2 · Half-Life 2: Episode One · Half-Life 2: Lost Coast · Halo: Combat Evolved · Halo 2 · Halo 3 · Halo Wars · Ico · Iridion 3D · Katamari Damacy · Kingdom Hearts (series) · Kingdom Hearts · Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories · Kingdom Hearts II · Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver · The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask · The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time · The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages · The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker · The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II · Mana (series) · Marble Madness · Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games · Mario Power Tennis · Master Chief (Halo) · Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater · Metroid Prime · Metroid Prime 2: Echoes · Metroid Prime 3: Corruption · Midtown Madness · Myst · Myst III: Exile · Myst IV: Revelation · Myst V: End of Ages · Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon · New Super Mario Bros. · Nintendo Entertainment System · Ōkami · Perfect Dark · Planescape: Torment · PlayStation 3 · Populous: The Beginning · Portal (video game) · Radical Dreamers: Nusumenai Hōseki · Rise and Fall: Civilizations at War · Riven · Sam & Max: Freelance Police · Shadow of the Colossus · Shadow the Hedgehog (video game) · Silent Hill 4: The Room · The Simpsons Game · The Simpsons Hit & Run · Space Invaders · Spyro: Year of the Dragon · StarCraft · StarCraft: Ghost · Star Wars: Rogue Squadron · Super Columbine Massacre RPG! · Super Mario 64 · Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Super Smash Bros. Brawl · Super Smash Bros. Melee · System Shock · Ultima Underworld: The Stygian Abyss · Uru: Ages Beyond Myst · Vagrant Story · Voyage: Inspired by Jules Verne · Wii · Wii Sports · Wipeout 3 · The World Ends with You

Warfare

13th Airborne Division (United States) · 1968 Thule Air Base B-52 crash · 1984 Rajneeshee bioterror attack · 1994 Black Hawk shootdown incident · 1994 Fairchild Air Force Base B-52 crash · 2007 United States Air Force nuclear weapons incident · 2nd Canadian Infantry Division · 3rd Battalion 3rd Marines · Action of 13 January 1797 · Actions along the Matanikau · AHS Centaur · Akutan Zero · Alaska class cruiser · AMX-30 · AMX-30E · Anglo-Zanzibar War · Arena Active Protection System · Armament of the Iowa class battleship · Attack on Sydney Harbour · Australian Defence Force · Abu Musab al-Zarqawi · Axis naval activity in Australian waters · B-17 Flying Fortress · Ba Cut · Hovhannes Bagramyan · Heinrich Bär · Prince Louis of Battenberg · Battle of Albuera · Battle of Arras (1917) · Battle of Austerlitz · Battle of Badr · Battle of Barnet · Battle of Barrosa · Battle of Bicocca · Battle of Blenheim · Battle of Bosworth Field · Battle of Concepción · Battle of Corydon · Battle of Dyrrhachium (1081) · Battle of Cape Esperance · Battle of Cannae · Battle of Ceresole · Battle of Dien Bien Phu · Battle of Edson's Ridge · Battle of Goliad · Battle of Greece · Battle for Henderson Field · Battle of Khafji · Battle of Lipantitlán · Battle of Lissa (1811) · Battle of Midway · Battle of Moscow · Battle of Mount Austen, the Galloping Horse, and the Sea Horse · Battle of Musa Qala · Battle of Ramillies · Battle of Red Cliffs · Battle of Rennell Island · Battle of Savo Island · Battle of Schellenberg · Battle of Shiloh · Battle of Smolensk (1943) · Battle of Svolder · Battle of Tassafaronga · Battle of the Coral Sea · Battle of the Eastern Solomons · Battle of the Gebora · Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands · Battle of the Tenaru · Battle of Ticonderoga (1759) · Battle of Tippecanoe · Battle of Tory Island · Battle of Tulagi and Gavutu–Tanambogo · Battle of Verrières Ridge · Battle of Vimy Ridge · Battleship · Otto Becher · Boshin War · William Bostock · Juan Davis Bradburn · Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes · British anti-invasion preparations of World War II · Raymond Brownell · Byzantine navy · Campaign history of the Roman military · Cannon · Capture of Fort Ticonderoga · Carlson's patrol · Caspian expeditions of the Rus · Arthur Henry Cobby · Adrian Cole (RAAF officer) · Convoy GP55 · Corinthian War · Crawford expedition · Cretan War · Thomas Crisp · Andrew Cunningham, 1st Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope · Tom Derrick · Design 1047 battlecruiser · Dreadnought · F-4 Phantom II · Falaise pocket · Neil Hamilton Fairley · Finnish Civil War · German occupation of Luxembourg in World War I · Stanley Goble · Grass Fight · Winfield Scott Hancock · Francis Harvey · Brian Horrocks · Glorious First of June · Guadalcanal Campaign · Helgoland class battleship · Edmund Herring · Hispanic Americans in World War II · HMAS Melbourne (R21) · HMS Ark Royal (91) · HMS Cardiff (D108) · HMS Endeavour · HMS Royal Oak (08) · Hue chemical attacks · Imperial Japanese Navy · Invasion of Poland (1939) · Invasion of Tulagi (May 1942) · Iowa class battleship · Ironclad warship · Hastings Ismay, 1st Baron Ismay · Italian War of 1521–1526 · Italian War of 1542–1546 · George Jones (RAAF officer) · Kaiser class battleship · Albert Kesselring · Bruce Kingsbury · Koli Point action · König class battleship · Krulak Mendenhall mission · Landing at Nadzab · Leopard 2E · John Lerew · Lince (tank) · Lochry's Defeat · M249 light machine gun · Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment · Matanikau Offensive · Murray Maxwell · George B. McClellan · Frank Hubert McNamara · Military brat (U.S. subculture) · Military history of Australia during World War II · Military history of France · Military history of Puerto Rico · Military of the Democratic Republic of the Congo · Walter Model · Moltke class battlecruiser · Montana class battleship · Fred Moosally · Morotai Mutiny · Mozambican War of Independence · Harry Murray · Nagorno-Karabakh War · Nassau class battleship · Naval Battle of Guadalcanal · James Newland · Omaha Beach · Operation Brevity · Operation Camargue · Operation Charnwood · Operation Cobra · Operation Downfall · Operation Epsom · Operation Ke · Operation Perch · Operation Ten-Go · Operation Tractable · Operation Uranus · Operation Varsity · Operation Wrath of God · Panzer I · Arthur Ernest Percival · Pham Ngoc Thao · Polish–Soviet War · Edwin Taylor Pollock · Pontiac's Rebellion · Lazare Ponticelli · Port Chicago disaster · Pre-dreadnought battleship · Puerto Ricans in World War II · Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima · Rheinmetall 120 mm gun · Roman–Persian Wars · S-mine · Uriel Sebree · Second Ostend Raid · William Tecumseh Sherman · Siege of Malakand · Issy Smith · SM U-66 · SMS Moltke · SMS Seydlitz · SMS Von der Tann · Soviet invasion of Poland · Structural history of the Roman military · Ronald Niel Stuart · Surrender of Japan · Swedish allotment system · T-26 · T-34 · Take Ichi convoy · TAM (tank) · Tanks in the Spanish Army · Paul Nobuo Tatsuguchi · Light Tank Mk VII Tetrarch · Third Battle of Kharkov · Third Servile War · Thrasybulus · Benjamin Franklin Tilley · Timor Leste Defence Force · Toledo War · Edgar Towner · Le Quang Tung · Ulm Campaign · United States Marine Corps · USS Bridgeport (AD-10) · USS Connecticut (BB-18) · USS Constitution · USS Illinois (BB-65) · USS Iowa (BB-61) · USS Iowa turret explosion · USS Kentucky (BB-66) · USS Missouri (BB-63) · USS New Jersey (BB-62) · USS Nevada (BB-36) · USS Princess Matoika (ID-2290) · USS Orizaba (ID-1536) · USS Siboney (ID-2999) · USS West Bridge (ID-2888) · USS Wisconsin (BB-64) · Aleksandr Vasilevsky · Verdeja · War against Nabis · War of the Fifth Coalition · War of the League of Cambrai · Blair Anderson Wark · Warsaw Uprising (1794) · Western Front (World War I) · John Whittle · Richard Williams (RAAF officer) · Yamato class battleship · Yom Kippur War