List of battles 1901–2000
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This article lists all the battles that occurred in the years of the 20th century (1901-2000).
1901–1905
1906–1910
| Year | War | Battle | Template:Tooltip | Date(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1906 | Saudi–Rashidi War | Battle of Rawdat Muhanna | Template:Flagicon | 12 April | Ibn Saud defeat Rashidis in Rawdat Muhanna |
| Moro Rebellion | First Battle of Bud Dajo | Template:Flagicon | 5–8 December | ||
| 1907 | Battle of Mufilo | Template:Flagicon | 27 Augustus | Portugal defeats the Ovambo people. | |
| Saudi–Rashidi War | Battle of Tarafiyah | Template:Flagicon | 24 September | Ibn Saud defeat Rashidis in Tarafiyah | |
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| 1909 | Indian wars | Crazy Snake Rebellion | Template:Flagicon | March | US Victory |
| Second Melillan campaign | Battle of Wolf Ravine | Template:Flagicon | 27 July | Riffians defeat Spain |
1911–1915
| Year | War | Battle | Template:Tooltip | Date(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1911 | Indian Wars | Mike Daggett's ambush of Nevada posse | Template:Flagicon | 19 Jan | a posse of four men went to deal with Mike Daggett, Mike and his sons ambushed and killed them |
| Battle of Kelley Creek | 25 Feb | United states victory over Mike Daggett's Shoshone band, last Massacre of the Indian wars | |||
| Mexican Revolution | Battle of Casas Grandes | Template:Flagicon | 6 March | Mexican government forces defeat Mexican Constitutionalists. | |
| Moro Rebellion | Second Battle of Bud Dajo | Template:Flagicon | 18–26 March | The USA defeat the Moro people. | |
| Mexican Revolution | Battle of Cuautla | Template:Flagicon | 11–19 May | Mexican Constitutionalists defeat Mexican government forces. | |
| Italo-Turkish War | Battle of Preveza | Template:Flagicon | 29–30 September | Italy defeats the Ottoman Empire. | |
| Battle of Tripoli | Template:Flagicon | 3–10 October | |||
| Battle of Benghazi | 20 October | ||||
| Battle of Shar al-Shatt | 23 October | ||||
| Battle of Ain Zara | 4 December | ||||
| Battle of Tobruk | 22 December 1911 – 9 January 1912 | Italy begins the invasion of Libya. The Ottoman Empire and the Senusiyya defeat Italy. | |||
| 1912 | French conquest of Morocco | Battle of Sidi Bou Othman | Template:Flagicon | 6 September | France and Thami El Glaoui defeat Ahmed al-Hiba. |
| American occupation of Nicaragua | Battle of Msaya | Template:Flagicon | 19 September | The USA defeats Nicaraguan rebels | |
| Battle of Coyotepe Hill | 3–4 October | The USA defeats Nicaraguan rebels | |||
| First Balkan War | Capture of Lemnos | Template:Flagicon | 8 October | Greek troops occupy the Ottoman-held island of Lemnos | |
| Battle of Sarantaporo | 9 October | Greeks defeat Ottomans near Koritza | |||
| Battle of Kumanovo | Template:Flagicon | 23–24 October | Serbs defeat Ottomans in North Macedonia | ||
| Battle of Kirk Kelesse | Template:Flagicon | 24 October | Bulgarians defeat Ottomans in Thrace | ||
| Battle of Pente Pigadia | Template:Flagicon | 24–30 October | Greeks defeat Ottomans in seven-day battle near Bizani | ||
| Battle of Lule Burgas | Template:Flagicon | 31 October – 3 November | Bulgarians compel Ottomans to full retreat toward the lines of Tchataldja, 30 km from Constantinople and the last line of defense for the Ottoman capital. In terms of forces engaged, it was the largest battle fought in Europe between the end of the Franco-Prussian War and the beginning of the First World War. | ||
| Battle of Giannitsa | Template:Flagicon | 2 November | Greeks defeat Ottoman Turks in Central Macedonia | ||
| Battle of Vevi | Successful Turkish counter offensive against Greek positions | ||||
| Battle of Prilep | Template:Flagicon | 3 November | Serbs defeat Ottomans | ||
| Siege of Adrianople | Template:Flagicon | 3 November 1912 – 26 March 1913 | Fall of Adrianpole to the forces of Bulgaria and Serbia and the capture of Turkish general Ghazi Shulkri Pasha | ||
| Battle of Monastir | Template:Flagicon | 16–19 November | Decisive and final defeat in Macedonia of the Ottomans by the Serbs | ||
| Battle of Çatalca | Template:Flagicon | 17–18 November | Defeat of Bulgarian advance toward Istanbul | ||
| Battle of Lesbos | Template:Flagicon | 21 November – 21 December | Greeks capture the island of Lesbos from the Ottoman Empire | ||
| Battle of Chios | 24 November 1912 – 3 January 1913 | Greeks capture the island of Chios from the Ottoman Empire | |||
| Battle of Elli | 3 December | Greek navy defeats Ottoman fleet and forces it to retreat to its base within the Dardanelles straits | |||
| 1913 | First Balkan War | Battle of Lemnos | Template:Flagicon | 5 January | Greek navy defeats Ottoman fleet near the Island of Lemnos in final naval engagement of the war |
| Battle of Bizani | 20–21 February | Greeks defeat last operational Ottoman Army in Epirus and capture city of Ioanina | |||
| Dervish movement | Battle of Hiraan | Template:Flagicon | 3 Mar | The Dervish Movement defeats Italy. | |
| Moro Rebellion | Battle of Bud Bagsak | Template:Flagicon | 11–15 June | The end of the Moro Rebellion | |
| Second Balkan War | Battle of Kilkis–Lachanas | Template:Flagicon | 19–21 June | Greeks defeat Bulgarians in the three-day battle for Kilkis | |
| Battle of Bregalnica | Template:Flagicon | 30 June – 8 July | Serbs defeat Bulgarians | ||
| Battle of Kresna Gorge | Template:Flagicon | 8–18 July | Inconclusive ten-day battle between Bulgaria and Greece | ||
| Battle of Kalimantsi | Template:Flagicon | 15–18 July | Bulgarian defensive victory against the Serbs | ||
| Dervish movement | Battle of Dul Madoba | Template:Flagicon | 9 August | A Dervish force raids the Somali Dhulbahante tribe near Burco, killing or wounding 57 members of the "Somaliland Camel Constabulary", including the British commander, Colonel Richard Corfield | |
| 1914 | World War I | Battle of Liège | Template:Flagicon | 4–17 August | Germans invade Belgium and capture Liège; start of World War I. |
| Battle of Mulhouse | Template:Flagicon | 9 August | Part of the Battle of the Frontiers, France takes Mulhouse from Germany, but then loses it again | ||
| Battle of Halen | Template:Flagicon | 12 August | Belgian victory over Germany. | ||
| Battle of Lorraine | Template:Flagicon | 14 August | German victory over France. | ||
| Battle of Agbeluvhoe | Template:Flagicon | 15 August | Togoland campaign. The UK and France defeat Germany. | ||
| Battle of Dinant | Template:Flagicon | 15–24 August | German victory over France. | ||
| Battle of Cer | Template:Flagicon | 16–19 August | Serbian forces push back Austro-Hungarian invasion | ||
| Battle of Stallupönen | Template:Flagicon | 17 August | First battle on the Russian Eastern Front. Inconclusive battle between Germany and Russia. | ||
| Battle of Gumbinnen | 19–20 August | Russians defeat German Eighth Army, advance deeper into East Prussia | |||
| Battle of the Ardennes | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 21–23 August | German victory over France. | ||
| Battle of Charleroi | Template:Flagicon | Germany defeats France. | |||
| Battle of Chra | Template:Flagicon | 22 August | The UK and France defeat Germany. | ||
| Battle of Mons | Template:Flagicon | 23 August | British forces hold back Germany. | ||
| Battle of Tannenberg | Template:Flagicon | 23–30 August | Samsonov's Russian 2nd Army encircled and destroyed by the German 8th Army | ||
| Battle of Galicia | Template:Flagicon | 23 August – 11 September | Russians occupy Eastern Galicia from Austria-Hungary. | ||
| Battle of the Trouée de Charmes | Template:Flagicon | 24–26 August | The second French army, under General Castelnau, defeat a Bavarian army | ||
| Siege of Maubeuge | 24 August – 7 September | Germans capture Maubeuge from France. | |||
| Battle of Le Cateau | 26 August | Allied Powers (UK) retreat from German forces | |||
| First Battle of Heligoland Bight | At sea | 28 August | First major naval engagement of World War I, heavy German losses against the UK. | ||
| Battle of Guise | Template:Flagicon | 29–30 August | The French 5th Army, under General Lanzerac, defeat the second German army under General Bülow | ||
| Occupation of German Samoa | Template:Flagicon | New Zealand forces defeat German forces in Samoa | |||
| First Battle of Garua | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 29–31 August | Germany defeats the UK. | ||
| Battle of Kusseri | Template:Flagicon | Late August-25 September | French victory. | ||
| First Battle of the Masurian Lakes | Template:Flagicon | 2–16 September | German Eighth Army defeats Rennenkampf's Russian 1st Army | ||
| First Battle of the Marne | Template:Flagicon | 5–9 September | French armies and BEF, under French General Joffre, defeat the Germans armies under General Von Moltke. German invasion of France halted by Allies. The city of Paris was saved. | ||
| Battle of Nsanakong | Template:Flagicon | 6 September | Germany defeats the UK. | ||
| Battle of Bita Paka | Template:Flagicon | 11 September | Australian forces defeat German forces in German New Guinea | ||
| First Battle of the Aisne | Template:Flagicon | 13–28 September | Indecisive battle between the Allies (France and the UK) and Germany. | ||
| Battle of Ukoko | Template:Flagicon | 21 September | The UK and France defeat Germany. | ||
| Siege of Przemyśl | Template:Flagicon | 24 September 1914 – 22 March 1915 | Russians initially unsuccessful, but second siege attempt succeeds against Austria-Hungary. | ||
| Battle of Sandfontein | Template:Flagicon | 26 September | Germany defeats the UK (South Africa). | ||
| Siege of Antwerp | Template:Flagicon | 28 September – 10 October | Germany and Austria-Hungary capture Antwerp from Belgium. Belgium was aided by the UK. | ||
| Battle of the Vistula River | Template:Flagicon | 29 September – 31 October | Russians defeat Germans under Marshal von Mackensen | ||
| Battle of Rufiji Delta | Template:Flagicon | October 1914 – 11 July 1915 | British Empire naval forces defeat German naval forces in East Africa | ||
| Battle of the Yser | Template:Flagicon | 16–31 October | French, Belgian and British victory over Germany. | ||
| First Battle of Ypres | 19 October – 22 November | Early trench warfare; "Kindermord bei Ypern". Indecisive battle between the Allies (France, Belgium and the UK) and Germany. | |||
| First Battle of Edea | Template:Flagicon | 20–26 October | The UK and France defeat Germany. | ||
| Battle of Penang | Template:Flagicon | 28 October | German victory, two Allied ships sink near Malaysia. Russia, France and the UK fought on the Allied side. | ||
| Battle of Coronel | Template:Flagicon | 1 November | German Admiral Graf Spee defeats British Admiral Cradock | ||
| Battle of Kilimanjaro | Template:Flagicon | 3 November | Germany defeats the UK and British India. | ||
| Battle of Tanga | 3–5 November | German Colonel von Lettow-Vorbeck defeats British General Aitken in German East Africa. British India fought on the British side. | |||
| Fao Landing | Template:Flagicon | 6–8 November | British begin the Mesopotamian campaign against the Ottoman Empire | ||
| Battle of Cocos | At sea | 9 November | Australia defeats Germany in a naval battle | ||
| Battle of Łódź | Template:Flagicon | 11 November – 6 December | Russians take city from Germany and Austria-Hungary, lose it on 6 December | ||
| Battle of Elhri | Template:Flagicon | 13 November | Moroccan tribes defeat French troops | ||
| Battle of Kraków | Template:Flagicon | 16 November | Heavy casualties to Austria and Russia | ||
| Battle of Cape Sarych | At sea | 18 November | Inconclusive naval battle between Russia and the Central Powers (Ottoman Empire and Germany). | ||
| Battle of Łowicz | Template:Flagicon | 30 November – 17 December | Russians take city from Germany. | ||
| Battle of Limanowa | Template:Flagicon | 1-13 December | Austria-Hungary and Germany defeat Russia. | ||
| Battle of Kolubara | Template:Flagicon | 3–9 December | Serbs drive out Austrians | ||
| Battle of Falkland Islands | At sea | 8 December | British defeat German Admiral Graf Spee. | ||
| First Battle of Champagne | Template:Flagicon | 20 December 1914-17 March 1915 | Indecisive battle between France and Germany. | ||
| Battle of Sarikamish | Template:Flagicon | 22 December 1914-17 January 1915 | Russia defeats the Ottoman Empire and Germany | ||
| 1915 | World War I | Second Battle of Edea | Template:Flagicon | 5 January | France defeats Germany |
| Battle of Bolimów | Template:Flagicon | 14 January – February 28 | Cold weather thwarts German gas attack against Russians | ||
| Battle of Jassin | Template:Flagicon | 18–19 January | German victory in East Africa against the UK (British India) | ||
| Battle of Hartmannswillerkopf | Template:Flagicon | 19 January-April | Indecisive battle between France and Germany. | ||
| Carpathian Campaign | Template:Flagicon | 23 January-22 December | Russian victory over Germany and Austria-Hungary. | ||
| Battle of Dogger Bank | At sea | 24 January | British Admiral Beatty drives off German Vice-Admiral Hipper's raiding force, sinks Blücher | ||
| First Suez Offensive | Template:Flagicon | 28 January – 3 February | Ottoman attack, with German aid, fails against the UK | ||
| Battle of Kakamas | Template:Flagicon | 4 February | A skirmish for control of two river fords between contingents of the German and South African armed forces, ending with a South African victory | ||
| Second Battle of the Masurian Lakes | Template:Flagicon | 7–28 February | Initial German attack against Russia, is highly successful, but further attacks are repulsed | ||
| Battle of Fort Rivière | Template:Flagicon | 17 February | The USA defeat the Cacos in Haiti. | ||
| Battle of Gallipoli | Template:Flagicon | 19 February 1915 – 8 January 1916 | The Allied powers (UK, France and Russia) attempt a failed frontal assault on the Ottoman Empire (Aided by Germany and Austria-Hungary) | ||
| Naval assault in strait of Çanakkale | At sea | 18 March | Turks (With German aid) repel an Allied fleet from the UK (including Australia), France and Russia | ||
| Battle of Hill 60 | Template:Flagicon | 17–22 April | British forces defeat German forces | ||
| Second Battle of Ypres | 22 April – 25 May | Germans use poison gas. Allied retreat. Allies consisted out of the UK (with Canada and British India), France and Belgium. | |||
| Landing at Cape Helles | Template:Flagicon | 25–26 April | British amphibious assault against the Ottoman Empire Concurrently, a French assault in the Asiatic side of the straits | ||
| Landing at Anzac Cove | 25 April – 3 May | Australia and New Zealand successfully land in the Ottoman Empire, but later get bogged down | |||
| Battle of Trekkopjes | Template:Flagicon | 26 April | South Africa (British Empire) defeats Germany | ||
| Second attack on Anzac Cove | Template:Flagicon | 27 April | Ottoman forces attack Australian and New Zealand forces | ||
| First Battle of Krithia | 28 April | British attack against Turks fails | |||
| Battle of Gurin | Template:Flagicon | 29 April | The UK defeats Germany | ||
| Battle of Hill 60 | Template:Flagicon | 1–7 May | British forces defeat German forces | ||
| Battle for Baby 700 | Template:Flagicon | 2–3 May | ANZAC (British Empire) attack on the hill Baby 700, defended by Ottoman forces | ||
| Gorlice–Tarnów offensive | Template:Flagicon | 2 May-13 July | Germany and Austria-Hungary defeat Russia | ||
| Second Battle of Krithia | Template:Flagicon | 6–8 May | Second British attack against Turks uses same plan, also fails | ||
| Third attack on Anzac Cove | 19 May | ANZAC forces (British Empire, Australia, New Zealand) defeat Ottoman attack | |||
| Second Battle of Garua | Template:Flagicon | 31 May – 10 June | The UK and France defeat Germany | ||
| Third Battle of Krithia | Template:Flagicon | 4 June | Temporary British success reversed by Ottoman counter-attack | ||
| Battle of Bukoba | Template:Flagicon | 21–23 June | The UK defeats Germany | ||
| First Battle of the Isonzo | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 23 June – 7 July | Failed Italian attack on Austrian positions in the Alps | ||
| Battle of Gully Ravine | Template:Flagicon | 28 June – 5 July | British and Indian forces defeat Ottoman forces | ||
| Bug–Narew Offensive | Template:Flagicon | 13 July-27 August | Germany defeats Russia | ||
| Vistula–Bug offensive | 14 July-28 August | Germany and Austria-Hungary defeat Russia | |||
| Second Battle of the Isonzo | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 18 July – 3 August | Second Italian attempt on Austrian positions fails | ||
| Battle of Kara Killisse | Template:Flagicon | 27-31 July | Russia defeats the Ottoman Empire | ||
| Battle of Bitlis | July 1915- August 1916 | Russia defeats the Ottoman Empire | |||
| Attack of the Dead Men | Template:Flagicon | 6 August | Russian forces repel German gas attack and advance on Osowiec Fortress | ||
| Battle of Lone Pine | Template:Flagicon | 6–10 August | Australians stop Ottoman attack, but it was only a diversion | ||
| Battle of Krithia Vineyard | 6–13 August | Turkish diversionary attack against the UK, to allow for Sari Bair Offensive | |||
| Landing at Suvla Bay | 6–15 August | The main attack for which the two diversions were staged; Ottoman victory over the British Empire (UK, British India, Newfoundland and Australia) | |||
| Battle of the Nek | 7 August | Ottomans defeat Australians | |||
| Battle of Chunuk Bair | 7–19 August | Ottomans defeat Britain and New Zealand | |||
| Siege of Novogeorgievsk | Template:Flagicon | 10-20 August | Germany defeats Russia | ||
| Battle of Scimitar Hill | Template:Flagicon | 21 August | Decisive battle of the Gallipoli Campaign, Ottoman victory over the UK | ||
| Battle of Hill 60 | 21–29 August | Final British attempt to take Gallipoli from the Ottoman Empire fails | |||
| Rovno offensive | Template:Flagicon | 27 August – 15 October | Indecisive battle between Austria-Hungary and Russia | ||
| Vilno-Dvinsk offensive | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 29 August – 30 November | Russian victory over Germany | ||
| Battle of Smorgon | Template:Flagicon | 15 September – 4 December 1917 | Successful Russian defence and failed offence against Germany | ||
| Second Battle of Champagne | Template:Flagicon | 25 September – 6 October | German victory over France | ||
| Battle of Loos | 25 September – 14 October | Germany defeats the British Empire (British India and the UK) | |||
| Third Battle of Artois | 25 September – 4 November | Partial Franco-British victory over Germany | |||
| Battle of Es Sinn | Template:Flagicon | 28 September | The British Empire (British India and the UK) defeats the Ottoman Empire | ||
| Serbian campaign (1915) | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 7 October-24 November | Germany, Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria conquer Serbia and Montenegro | ||
| Actions of the Hohenzollern Redoubt | Template:Flagicon | 13–19 October | German victory over the UK and France | ||
| Third Battle of the Isonzo | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 18 October – 4 November | Austrians endure massive Italian bombardment. Austrian-Hungarian victory. | ||
| American occupation of Haiti | Battle of Fort Dipitie | Template:Flagicon | 24–25 October | The USA defeats the Cacos. | |
| World War I | Battle of Banjo | Template:Flagicon | 4–6 November | The UK defeats Germany | |
| Senussi campaign | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | November 1915 - February 1917 | British–Italian victory | ||
| Battle of Ctesiphon | Template:Flagicon | 22–25 November | Indecisive battle between British and Ottoman forces | ||
| Siege of Kut | 7 December 1915 – 29 April 1916 | Ottoman forces capture the city and force the surrender of the British Army of Mesopotamia under General Townshend. Largest British surrender of the war. | |||
| Battle of Robat Karim | Template:Flagicon | 27 December 1915 | Russia defeats Iran |
1916–1920
1921–1925
1926–1930
1931–1935
1936–1940
1941–1945
1946–1950
1951–1955
1956–1960
| Year | War | Battle | Template:Tooltip | Date(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1956 | Algerian War | Palestro ambush | Template:Flagicon | 18 May | Algerian victory |
| Suez Crisis | Battle of Mitla Pass | Template:Flagicon | 31 October | Britain, France and Israel attempt to retake the Suez Canal after recent Egyptian nationalization | |
| 1956 Gaza battle | 31 October -3 November | ||||
| Battle of Sharm el sheikh | 2 -5 November | ||||
| Operation Telescope | 5-6 November | ||||
| Battle of Port Said | 5 November – 22 December | ||||
| 1957 | Algerian War | Battle of Agounennda | Template:Flagicon | 23–25 May | |
| Battle of Bouzegza | 4–12 August | ||||
| 1958 | Battle of Bab El Bekkouche | 28–31 May | |||
| Cuban Revolution | Battle of La Plata | Template:Flagicon | 11–21 July | ||
| Battle of Las Mercedes | 29 July – 8 August | ||||
| Battle of Yaguajay | 19–30 December |
1961–1965
1966–1970
| Year | War | Battle | Template:Tooltip | Date(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1966 | Vietnam War | Operation Marauder | Template:Flagicon | 1–8 January | Allied victory |
| Battle of the Ho Bo Woods | 8–14 January | American/Australian victory | |||
| Operation Double Eagle | 18 January – 17 February | Inconclusive | |||
| Laotian Civil War, Vietnam War |
Battle of Nakhang | Template:Flagicon | 16–28 February | ||
| Vietnam War | Battle of Suoi Bong Trang | Template:Flagicon | 23–24 February | Major Australian victory | |
| Battle of Đức Cơ | |||||
| Operation Utah | 4–7 March | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Battle of A Sau | 9–10 March | ||||
| Operation Jackstay | 26 March – 6 April | American victory | |||
| Battle of Xa Cam My | 11–12 April | ||||
| Operation Georgia | 21 April – 10 May | American victory | |||
| Rhodesian Bush War | Battle of Sinoia | Template:Flagicon | 28 April | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Davy Crockett | Template:Flagicon | 1–16 May | American victory | |
| Operation Paul Revere | 10 May – 1 August | American/South Korean victory | |||
| Operation Wahiawa | 16–30 May | American victory | |||
| Operation Crazy Horse | 16 May – 5 June | ||||
| Operation Hardihood | 16 May – 8 June | American/Australian victory | |||
| Operation El Paso | 19 May – 13 July | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Hawthorne | 2–21 June | ||||
| Battle of Hill 488 | 15–16 June | American victory | |||
| Operation Nathan Hale | 19–30 June | ||||
| Operation Jay | 25 June – 2 July | ||||
| Operation Macon | 4 July – 28 October | ||||
| Battle of Minh Thanh Road | 9 July | ||||
| Operation Hastings | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 15 July – 3 August | American troops force North Vietnamese across the Vietnamese DMZ | ||
| Operation John Paul Jones | Template:Flagicon | 21 July – 5 September | Inconclusive | ||
| Laotian Civil War | Battle of Nam Bac | Template:Flagicon | August 1966 – January 1968 | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Prairie | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 3 August 1966 – 31 January 1967 | Attempt to drive away North Vietnamese units under the Vietnamese DMZ | |
| Battle of Đức Cơ | Template:Flagicon | 9–10 August | |||
| Battle of Long Tan | 18–19 August | First major action of Australian forces in Vietnam | |||
| Operation Amarillo | 23–31 August | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Seward | 5–25 September | American victory | |||
| Operation Thayer | 13 September 1966 – 12 February 1967 | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Attleboro | 14 September – 25 November | Both sides declare victory | |||
| Operation Shenandoah | 16 October – 2 November | American victory | |||
| Operation Atlanta | 19 October – December | ||||
| Operation Paul Revere IV | 20 October – 30 December | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Fairfax | November 1966 – 15 December 1967 | American combing operation victory | |||
| 1967 | Vietnam War | Operation Deckhouse Five | Template:Flagicon | 6–15 January | Inconclusive |
| Operation Cedar Falls | 8–26 January | ||||
| Operation Desoto | 27 January – 7 April | American victory | |||
| Operation Prairie II | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 1 February – 18 March | |||
| Operation Enterprise | Template:Flagicon | 13 February 1967 – 11 March 1968 | |||
| Battle of Trà Bình | 14–15 February | South Korean victory | |||
| Operation Bribie | 17–18 February | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Junction City | 22 February – 14 May | ||||
| Battle of Prek Klok I | 28 February | American victory | |||
| Battle of Prek Klok II | 10 March | American victory over a Vietcong ambush | |||
| Second Battle of Bàu Bàng | 19–20 March | American victory | |||
| Operation Prairie III | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 19 March – 19 April | |||
| Battle of Suoi Tre | Template:Flagicon | 21 March | Costly Vietcong defeat | ||
| Battle of Ap Gu | 31 March – 1 April | American forces defeat Vietcong | |||
| Operation Francis Marion | 6 April – 11 October | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Lejeune | 7–22 April | American victory | |||
| Operation Prairie IV | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 20 April – 17 May | Costly American victory | ||
| Operation Union | Template:Flagicon | 21 April – 16 May | American attempt to find Vietcong in the Quế Sơn Valley | ||
| Operation Baker | 22 April – 31 July | American victory | |||
| Operation Manhattan | 23 April – 7 June | American recon victory | |||
| First Battle of Khe Sanh | 24 April – 11 May | Americans capture Hill 861 | |||
| Operation Beaver Cage | 28 April – 12 May | American victory | |||
| Operations Malheur I and Malheur II | Template:Flagicon | 11 May – 2 August | |||
| Operation Crockett | Template:Flagicon | 13 May – 16 July | |||
| Operation Kole Kole | 14 May – 7 December | ||||
| Operation Hickory | 18–28 May | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Barking Sands | 18 May – 7 December | American victory | |||
| Operation Union II | 26 May – 5 June | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Dragnet | 26 May 1967 – 27 January 1968 | Allied victory | |||
| Six-Day War | Battle of Abu-Ageila | Template:Flagicon | 5–6 June | Israel defeats Egypt. | |
| Battle of Ammunition Hill | Template:Flagicon | 6 June | Israel defeats Jordan. | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Akron | Template:Flagicon | 9–29 June | American/South Vietnamese forces attempt to flank Vietcong troops, but both sides take losses | |
| Operation Billings | 12–26 June | American victory | |||
| Operation Concordia | 19–21 June | Allied victory | |||
| Battle of the Slopes | 20–22 June | North Vietnamese victory | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Battle of Nsukka | Template:Flagicon | 2–12 July | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Diamond Head | Template:Flagicon | 11 July – 31 October | American victory | |
| Operation Kingfisher | 16 July – 31 October | Inconclusive, both sides claim victory | |||
| Operation Coronado II | 27–31 July | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Hood River | 2–13 August | Inconclusive | |||
| Battle of Suoi Chau Pha | 6 August | Australian victory | |||
| Operation Colorado | 6–22 August | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Midwest Invasion of 1967 | Template:Flagicon | 9 August – 20 September | ||
| Battle of Ore | 11 August | ||||
| Vietnam War | Operation Benton | Template:Flagicon | 13–29 August | American victory | |
| Operation Coronado IV | 19 August – 9 September | ||||
| Action of 23 August 1967 | Template:Flagicon | 23 August | North Vietnamese fighter jets defeat American jets | ||
| Operation Byrd | Template:Flagicon | 25 August – 1 December | American/South Vietnamese victory | ||
| Operation Swift | 4–15 September | ||||
| Nathu La and Cho La clashes | Template:Flagicon/Template:Flagicon | 11–14 September | Indian forces beat back Chinese forces | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Wheeler/Wallowa | Template:Flagicon | 11 September 1967 – 11 November 1968 | American offensive, where the Tiger Force committed war crimes | |
| Nigerian Civil War | Fall of Enugu | Template:Flagicon | 12 September – 4 October | Nigerian forces capture the Biafran capital of Enugu | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Coronado V | Template:Flagicon | 12 September – 7 October | American victory | |
| Operation Kunia | 15 September – 9 November | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Shenandoah II | 29 September – 10 December | Americans try to repair highway | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | First Battle of Onitsha | Template:Flagicon | 4–12 October | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Medina | Template:Flagicon | 11–20 October | Inconclusive | |
| Operation MacArthur | 12 October 1967 – 31 January 1969 | American victory | |||
| Battle of Ong Thanh | 17 October | Vietcong victory | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Operation Tiger Claw | Template:Flagicon | 17–19 October | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Osceola | Template:Flagicon | 20 October 1967 – 16 February 1968 | Inconclusive | |
| First Battle of Loc Ninh | 29 October – 7 November | American and South Vietnamese troops capture Loc Ninh | |||
| Operation Lancaster | 1 November 1967 – 20 January 1968 | Minor operation, Tet Offensive causes beginning of Operation Lancaster II | |||
| Operation Coronado IX | 1 November 1967 – 22 January 1968 | American victory | |||
| Operation Neosho | 1 November 1967 – 25 January 1968 | Continuation of Operation Fremont | |||
| Operation Kentucky | 1 November 1967 – 28 February 1969 | Low-level American cross-Vietnamese DMZ operation | |||
| Battle of Dak To | 3–23 November | Pyrrhic American victory | |||
| Operation Santa Fe | 3 November 1967 – 5 January 1968 | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Essex | 6–17 November | Minor American victory | |||
| Operation Napoleon/Saline | November – 9 December | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Kien Giang 9-1 | 15–19 November | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Manchester | 4 December 1967 – 17 February 1968 | American victory | |||
| Battle of Tam Quan | 6–20 December | ||||
| Operation Yellowstone | 8 December 1967 – 24 February 1968 | ||||
| Operation Saratoga | 8 December 1967 – 11 March 1968 | ||||
| Operation Muscatine | 18 December 1967 – 10 June 1968 | ||||
| Operation Badger Tooth | 26 December 1967 – 2 January 1968 | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Auburn | 28 December 1967 – 3 January 1968 | American victory | |||
| 1968 | Vietnam War | Operation Niagara | Template:Flagicon | January – March | American counterattack on Tet Offensive |
| New Year's Day battle of 1968 | 1–2 January | American victory | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Second Battle of Onitsha | Template:Flagicon | 2 January – 20 March | Nigerian forces capture Onitsha | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Lancaster II | Template:Flagicon | 20 January – 23 November | American victory | |
| Operation McLain | 20 January 1968 – 31 January 1969 | ||||
| Operation Jeb Stuart | 21 January – 31 March | Spontaneous American counterattack disrupted by Tet Offensive | |||
| Battle of Khe Sanh | 21 January – 8 April | Desperate defense by the U.S. Marines to hold strategically important fire base against huge NVA numbers. Vietnamese Communists fail in their bid to turn the siege into an "American Battle of Dien Bien Phu", though it is also possible that Khe Sanh was used as a diversion.<ref>Pisor, p. 210.</ref> | |||
| Korean DMZ Conflict | Capture of the USS Pueblo | At sea | 23 January | North Korea seizes U.S. ship Template:USS | |
| Vietnam War | Battle of Ban Houei Sane | Template:Flagicon | 23–24 January | North Vietnamese troops defeat a small garrison of Laotian Royal troops | |
| Operation Coronado X | Template:Flagicon | 23 January – 12 February | Allied victory | ||
| Operation Coburg | 24 January – 1 March | Allied victory over North Vietnam | |||
| Tet offensive attacks on Da Nang | 29 January – 11 February | Allied forces repulse Vietcong attacks | |||
| Tet Offensive | 30 January | North Vietnam loses militarily but turns the tide of U.S. opinion against the war | |||
| Battle of Saigon | 30 January – 7 March | American and South Vietnamese troops repel the attack, but it heavily increases anti-war sentiment in the US. | |||
| Battle of Bến Tre | 31 January – 5 February | Vietcong attack Bến Tre, but fail to capture it | |||
| Battle of Quang Tri | 31 January – 6 February | South Vietnamese/American victory | |||
| Battle of Da Lat | January – 9 February | North Vietnamese attacks and captures Da Lat, but loses it in an American/South Vietnamese attack days later | |||
| Battle of Cholon and Phu Tho Racetrack | 31 January – 11 February | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Battle of Huế | 31 January – 2 March | American and South Vietnamese forces successfully defend the city, although Vietcong commit the Hue Massacre | |||
| Battle of Lang Vei | 6–7 February | North Vietnamese captures Lang Vei camp | |||
| Operation Truong Cong Dinh | 7 March – 7 August | South Vietnam attempts to regain control over major highways | |||
| Battle of Lo Giang | 8–9 February | American troops repel North Vietnamese attacks | |||
| Operation Hop Tac I | 10 February – 10 March | American victory | |||
| Operation Coronado XI | 12 February – 3 March | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Houston | 26 February – 12 September | American victory | |||
| Action of 1 March 1968 | 1 March | North Vietnamese ships attempt to ambush South Vietnamese ships | |||
| Operation Patrick | 1–30 March | American victory | |||
| Battle of Tam Kỳ | 3–6 March | ||||
| Nigerian Civil War | Invasion of Port Harcourt | Template:Flagicon | 8 March – 24 May | Nigerian forces capture Port Harcourt | |
| Vietnam War, Laotian Civil War |
Battle of Lima Site 85 | Template:Flagicon | 10–11 March | North Vietnamese-Pathet Lao victory | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Quyet Thang | Template:Flagicon | 11 March – 7 April | South Vietnamese and U.S. recapture areas around Saigon | |
| Operation Walker | 17 March 1968 – 31 January 1969 | American victory | |||
| Operation Carentan | 18 March – 17 May | ||||
| Operation Frederick Hill | 18 March 1968 – 28 February 1971 | American successfully conduct a security operation in Quảng Tín province | |||
| Operation Geneva Park | American successfully conduct a security operation in Quang Ngai Province | ||||
| War of Attrition, Israeli–Palestinian conflict |
Battle of Karameh | Template:Flagicon | 21 March | Jordanian troops with the PLO repel an Israeli raid to capture Yasser Arafat, but the camp is destroyed | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Cochise Green | Template:Flagicon | 30 March – 31 January 1969 | American victory | |
| Nigerian Civil War | Abagana Ambush | Template:Flagicon | 31 March | Biafran ambush wipes out the Nigerian 2nd Division | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Toan Thang I | Template:Flagicon | 8 April – 31 May | Allied victory | |
| Operation Burlington Trail | 8 April – 11 November | American victory | |||
| Battle of Signal Hill | 19–21 April | Pyrrhic North Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Delaware | 19 April – 17 May | Inconclusive | |||
| May Offensive | 29 April – 30 May | North Vietnamese offensive smaller in scale than the Tet Offensive, but much bloodier | |||
| Battle of Dai Do | 30 April – 3 May | Both sides claim victory | |||
| Operation Allen Brook | 4 May – 24 August | American/South Vietnamese forces drive back Vietcong | |||
| Battle of An Bao | 5–6 May | North Vietnamese forces ambush Americans, but the Americans fight back and win | |||
| Battle of West Saigon | 5–12 May | Allied victory | |||
| Battle of Landing Zone Center | 5–25 May | American victory | |||
| Battle of South Saigon | 7–12 May | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Concordia Square | 8–17 May | American victory | |||
| Battle of Kham Duc | 10–12 May | North Vietnamese victory and one of the largest battles of the war | |||
| Battle of Coral–Balmoral | 12 May – 6 June | Australian forces repel multiple North Vietnamese and Vietcong attacks over 26 days of fighting | |||
| Operation Jeb Stuart III | 17 May – 3 November | U.S. forces attack North Vietnamese bases | |||
| Operation Nevada Eagle | 17 May 1968 – 28 February 1969 | Protection of Huế by Americans | |||
| Operation Toan Thang II | 1 June 1968 – 16 February 1969 | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Robin | 2–19 June | American victory | |||
| Battle of Binh An | 27–28 June | ||||
| Operation Thor | Template:Flagicon | 1–8 July | |||
| Operation Pocahontas Forest | Template:Flagicon | 6–31 July | Allied victory | ||
| Operation Quyet Chien | 3 August – 30 November | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Somerset Plain | 4–20 August | U.S. claims victory | |||
| Phase III offensive | 17 August—27 September | Failed third push by the North Vietnamese after the Tet Offensive | |||
| Battle of Duc Lap | 24–27 August | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Operation OAU | Template:Flagicon | 2 September—15 October | Nigerian forces capture Owerri and Aba, but are unable to capture Umuahia; the failure allows Biafra to retake Owerri and Aba | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Champaign Grove | Template:Flagicon | 8–24 September | American victory | |
| Operation Vinh Loc | 10–20 September | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Maui Peak | 1–19 October | American victory | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Siege of Owerri | Template:Flagicon | 15 October 1968—25 April 1969 | Biafra recaptures Owerri | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Fulton Square | Template:Flagicon | 22 October 1968—18 January 1970 | Minor clashes between American/South Vietnamese forces and Vietcong | |
| Operation Henderson Hill | 23 October—6 December | American victory | |||
| Operation Sheridan Sabre | 7 November 1968—4 April 1969 | ||||
| Operation Commando Hunt | Template:Flagicon | 15 November 1968—29 March 1972 | Americans fail to bomb Vietcong supply routes | ||
| Operation Meade River | Template:Flagicon | 20 November—9 December | American victory | ||
| Battle of Hat Dich | 3 December 1968—19 February 1969 | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Taylor Common | 7 December 1968—8 March 1969 | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Fayette Canyon | 15 December 1968—28 February 1969 | American victory | |||
| 1969 | Vietnam War | Operation Dewey Canyon | Template:Flagicon | 22 January—18 March | Last major offensive by the 3rd Marine Division |
| Operation Toan Thang III | 17 February—31 October | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Massachusetts Striker | 28 February—8 May | Both sides claim victory | |||
| Operation Iron Mountain | 28 February 1969—28 February 1971 | American victory | |||
| Operation Purple Martin | 1 March—2 May | ||||
| Operation Kentucky Jumper | 1 March—14 August | American reconnaissance operation | |||
| Operation Maine Crag | 15 March—2 May | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Atlas Wedge | 17–24 March | American victory | |||
| Operation Montana Mauler | 23 March—3 April | ||||
| Nigerian Civil War | Defense of Umuahia | Template:Flagicon | 27 March—22 April | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Washington Green | Template:Flagicon | 15 April 1969—1 January 1971 | American victory | |
| Operation Virginia Ridge | 2 May—16 July | ||||
| Operation Apache Snow | 10 May—7 June | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Battle of Hamburger Hill | 13–20 May | American and South Vietnamese troops win, but heavy losses force them to withdraw | |||
| Operation Lamar Plain | 15 May—14 August | American victory | |||
| Operation Pipestone Canyon | 26 May—7 November | American launch a successful local offensive | |||
| Battle of Binh Ba | 6–8 June | Australians defeat Vietcong | |||
| Operation Montgomery Rendezvous | 8 June—15 August | Costly American victory | |||
| Operation Utah Mesa | 12 June—6 July | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Campbell Streamer | 13 July—15 August | Dozens of Vietcong killed | |||
| Football War | 14 July | Between El Salvador and Honduras | |||
| Vietnam War | Operation Idaho Canyon | Template:Flagicon | 21 July—25 September | American victory | |
| Operation Nantucket Beach | 23 July 1969—10 March 1971 | ||||
| The Troubles | Battle of the Bogside | Template:Flagicon | 12–14 August | Unarmed Irish residents of the Bogside in Derry City expel Police and the Special Constabulary from their area. The riots lasts for 2 days until the British Army is sent in. This event is often described as the beginning of the Troubles, a 30-year guerrilla war. | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Camden | Template:Flagicon | 21 August | Australian victory | |
| Siege of Landing Zone Kate | 27 October—1 November | North Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Toan Thang IV | 1 November 1969—1 May 1970 | Allied victory | |||
| Operation Randolph Glen | 7 December 1969—31 March 1970 | Inconclusive | |||
| Nigerian Civil War | Defense of Oguta | Template:Flagicon | 20–24 December | ||
| 1970 | Operation Tail-Wind | 7–12 January | Biafra surrenders to Nigeria | ||
| Vietnam War | Operation Green River | Template:Flagicon | 19 January—22 July | American victory | |
| Operation Texas Star | 1 April—5 September | Indecisive | |||
| The Troubles | Battle of St Matthew's | Template:Flagicon | 27–28 June | A battle between Provisional IRA and loyalists | |
| Vietnam War | Operation Pennsylvania Square | Template:Flagicon | 29 June 1970—1 March 1971 | American victory | |
| Battle of Fire Support Base Ripcord | 1–23 July | North Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Clinch Valley | 9–15 July | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Operation Elk Canyon | 12 July—29 September | Americans attempt to improve positions after the fall of Kham Duc, but fail | |||
| Operation Pickens Forest | 16 July—24 August | American victory | |||
| Operation Wolfe Mountain | 22 July 1970—30 January 1971 | Inconclusive | |||
| Operation Chicago Peak | 24 July—11 August | American/South Vietnamese victory | |||
| Siege of Firebase O'Reilly | 9 August—7 October | North Vietnamese victory as the base closes down | |||
| Operation Imperial Lake | 1 September 1970—7 May 1971 | American/South Korean success, but perpetration of the Sơn Thắng massacre | |||
| Operation Jefferson Glenn | 5 September 1970—8 October 1971 | Last major ground offensive involving the U.S. | |||
| Operation Tailwind | Template:Flagicon | 11–13 September | American/South Vietnamese victory | ||
| Operation Ivory Coast | Template:Flagicon | 21 November | American attempt to rescue POWs, but there were none | ||
| Guinea-Bissau War of Independence | Operation Green Sea | Template:Flagicon | 22 November | An amphibious attack on Conakry by Portugal |