Topic: What was the most one-sided battle in history? 6

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January 31st, 2005   Post 51
JFree89
Tirones
 
early ww 2 in the desert , italian casualties ( dead , injured or captured ) 100000
the british loosing only 500

thats a fairly good effort
 
July 24th, 2005   Post 52
LeEnfield
Tribunus Laticlavius
 
 
Gear

The United States vs the Island of Grenada
 
July 24th, 2005   Post 53
LeEnfield
Tribunus Laticlavius
 
 
Gear

What about the United States Vs the Island of Grenada
 
July 25th, 2005   Post 54
ghost457
Primus Pilus
 
 
id have to say Operation Juat Cause (US vs. Panama) was more one sided than Grenada

the Aussies have several claims for these, those guys are some bad*ss dudes!!!

Thermopylae, a good example

Pearl Harbor, there were approximately 29 Japanese planes shot down, plus a minisub. (ironically, at the Great Marianas Turkey Shoot, the Americans slaughtered a large, inexperienced force of Japanese planes, at the cost of only 29 of their own)

the Alamo, good choice

anything in WW2 i dont think should get this honor

Vietnam, anyone?

the Battle of Saratoga in the US Revolutionary War

just about any other battle in the Revolutionary War

i cant decide, theyr all good choices