This is what Cloud 9 looks like ☁️

📍 Gettysburg Battlefield, Pennsylvania

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Historic battlefields teach sacrifice for liberty. Gratitude to those who paid the price. #Battlefields #Sacrifice #Liberty #History #Veterans

A final good morning #Arras for this tour! A crisp 4.3 mile stroll around town, skirting the river Scarpe, before breakfast. Weather looking good for our group on their last half day on the #battlefields as we head to #Ypres then onto our final stop before home. #LetsRoll

Calvary Monument marking the clash between opposing forces on the #Gettysburg Battlefield in Pennsylvania. ⚔️🐎

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This is the massive Michigan Calvary Monument located on the #Gettysburg Battlefield. 📸

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Imagine living in a charming historic home like this, right in the heart of the #Gettysburg Battlefield. 🥰

📍 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Here we go! Cataloging day!
17 hours, 12 new @cwgc.bsky.social #cemeteries, ten new #ShotAtDawn burials, across the #WW1 #Battlefields of #France, and maybe even a #Burger somewhere along the line! #LetsRoll!

Staring up at Little Round Top 🏰

📍 Gettysburg Battlefield, Pennsylvania 🪨

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Sure, there's been a lot of news this week, but hey at least Napoleon's not around anymore!

See the rest of “Rude Tales of Magic Presents: Sense and Feelings 💍” on our YouTube! (@rudetalesofmagic) #rudetalesofmagic #dndpodcast #funnypodcast #comedypodcast #oceans #battlefields

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#MardiConseil:
Se rappeler le passé
pour éviter un futur amené
à le répéter !
« #Battlefields - Hommes en Guerre » de Garth Ennis, du regretté Carlos Ezquerra &PJ Holden chez @komics-initiative.bsky.social pour @dynamitecomicshq.bsky.social .
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Seen at the #Gettysburg Orphanage — Sign me up! I have $2.00 to spare. 😃💰

📍 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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The Blast is Coming: AREA WARS Hits Steam on March 6, 2026

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On this day in 2024 - Beaumont Hamel Northern France - 12-02-24 #landscape #landscapephotography #canon #battlefields #france

Heres wishing all our followers a very happy International #Lego day!
Some great models can be found across the #Battlefields, this one of the #MeninGate can be seen in the @cwgc.bsky.social shop in #Ypres!
#InternationalLegoDay

Across land, maritime, and air #battlefields, we will showcase how we are battle-ready to face today’s and tomorrow’s challenges.

BRB, gotta build some walls around my heart! 🪨

📍 Gettysburg Battlefield, Pennsylvania

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Sometimes, I find it challenging to get my bearings on the battlefield, so forgive me if I’m wrong; I believe the stone building in this photo was once General Robert E. Lee’s headquarters during the Battle of #Gettysburg.

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Most people enjoy a walk in the park. But me? Ha! Move out of the way, amateurs! I enjoy a walk across the battlefield… 😉

📍 The Spangler Farm
🗺️ Gettysburg Battlefield, Pennsylvania

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I like to tempt fate, apparently. I was hoping to shake hands with Bigfoot & see if Leatherface was home, but instead, I found myself on a beautiful Civil War-era farm!

📍 Gettysburg Battlefield

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From Bosnia to Sudan: Women’s bodies as silent weapon of war | Opinion Decades apart, women and children still face terror, silence and a fight for justice

"Women’s bodies have become #battlefields, their pain reduced to numbers in reports, their voices lost amid the world’s indifference."

A View of the Battlefield 🪟

📍 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

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Q&A: AI, the Edge, and the war machine Investments in physical or edge AI are dwarfed by investments in hyperscalar data centres. The post Q&A: AI, the Edge, and the war machine appeared first on Digital Journal.

The Eternal Light Peace Memorial
stands on the Gettysburg Battlefield. ✨🔥✨

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querying novels to literary agents, i trained in #brevity

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Tippecanoe Battlefield Museum in Battle Ground, Indiana Time for a presidential campaign song! Let’s all sing along to “Tip and Ty,” more commonly known as “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too.” Oh, maybe you don’t know that one? The nickname “Old Tippecanoe” belonged to William Henry Harrison, who defeated the Shawnee Native Americans on November 7, 1811, at a site along Burnett’s Creek in what is now modern-day Battle Ground, Indiana. Harrison was the governor of the Indiana Territory in 1811 and took command of approximately 900 troops with plans to defeat Tecumseh and his brother Tenskwatawa, also known as “The Prophet.” Tenskwatawa and the Shawnee were at a village known as Prophetstown, where Tecumseh planned to build a Native American confederacy. Harrison’s forces arrived near Prophetstown on November 6, 1811, and were met with a white flag and a request to parley. Tenskwatawa was leading the Shawnee while Tecumseh was away meeting with other tribes about his confederacy. Harrison agreed to wait for Tecumseh and encamped on Burnett’s Creek about one mile away. Harrison was leery, however, and positioned his troops defensively for the night. Back at Prophetstown, Tenskwatawa had another plan—to attack the next morning. From high above on Prophet’s Rock, he sang songs and chanted to inspire and protect his people from harm. By dawn the next morning, they were in position to strike. When you visit the grounds and museum today, there is an excellent fiber-optic electric map with a five-minute narration that explains the battle. The Shawnee broke through some of Harrison’s lines, but with superior firepower and numbers, Tenskwatawa’s attack was repelled. This failure caused the tribes to doubt Tenskwatawa, and Prophetstown was abandoned. On November 8, 1811, Harrison’s troops burned Prophetstown. When Tecumseh returned a few months later, he found the village in ruins and his dream of a Native American confederacy destroyed. The Battle of Tippecanoe would later be considered one of the key events leading to the War of 1812. Now, about that song—the first verse goes like this: > “What has caused this commotion, motion, motion, > Our country through? > It is the ball a-rolling on > For Tippecanoe and Tyler too.” The nickname and song were so popular that in 1840, Harrison (“Tip”) and his running mate John Tyler (“Ty”), the Whig Party candidates, defeated incumbent Democrat Martin Van Buren. Harrison became the ninth president of the United States but died of pneumonia after only 31 days in office.

Didgori Battle Memorial in Zemo Nichbisi, Georgia About 90 minutes drive west of the capital sits this imposing complex of swords commemorating David the Builder's (Georgian King David IV) victory over the Seljuk armies in a surprise attack on August 12, 1121. Unveiled in the early 1990s, the memorial now serves as the venue for the annual Didgoroba festival (which celebrates the anniversary of the battle) and is possibly the best location for a photoshoot if you're looking to rival the album covers of some heavy metal bands.