Favorite battles from history thread Battle of Towton >Bloodiest

>>2172195
>He doesn't k ow that the Somme was the bloodiest battle in English history

I don't have one really, but I was thinking of one just now where the commander of each army was captured by the other's forces during the course of the battle

>>2172358
I don't think it's what you're talking about but in the Battle of Okinawa both the American and Japanese generals were killed.

>>2172374

certainly not

>>2172327

Meant on English soil lad

>>2172195

Battle of Trafalgar or Battle of Jena/Auerstedt. Easy choices.

They cemented the terms of the remainder of the Napoleonic wars: British naval dominance and French continental power.

>>2172485
Whoever made this image should have picked a more impressive battle to fawn about.

>>2172545
It's trying to compare similar qualities in both battles.
The biggest being both are civil wars (though the movie was more like a schoolyard fight).