Database: Battle of Fort Necessity - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:41, 2 April 2019

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

	This was one of the opening battles of the [[French and Indian war]], and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.		This was one of the opening battles of the [[French and Indian War\|French and Indian war]], and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.

	In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the [[France\|French]]. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the [[France\|French]]. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

	This was one of the opening battles of the [[~~France\|~~French]] and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.		This was one of the opening battles of the [[French and Indian war]], and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.

	In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the [[France\|French]]. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.

	Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.		Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:05, 31 May 2016

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	This was one of the opening battles of the [[France\|French]] and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.		This was one of the opening battles of the [[France\|French]] and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.

	In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.

	Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.		Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.

imported>Amnestyyy at 19:55, 26 December 2015

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	This was one of the opening battles of the [[France\|French]] and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.		This was one of the opening battles of the [[France\|French]] and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.

	In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[~~Great Britain~~\|British]] Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[United Kingdom\|British]] Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.

	Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.		Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.

imported>Amnestyyy at 23:29, 28 February 2015

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

	This was one of the opening battles of the French and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.		This was one of the opening battles of the [[France\|French]] and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.

	In 1754, George Washington was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of Virginia militia. The land there was contested territory between the British Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake Fort Duquesne, and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, [[George Washington]] was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of [[Virginia]] militia. The land there was contested territory between the [[Great Britain\|British]] Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake [[Fort Duquesne]], and drive French forces out of the area.

	Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.		Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.
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	It was Washington's only military surrender (though he had plenty of 'strategic retreats' - PR spin was alive and well even then...)		It was Washington's only military surrender (though he had plenty of 'strategic retreats' - PR spin was alive and well even then...)
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Events (AC3):Battle of Fort Necessity to Database: Battle of Fort Necessity

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imported>Stormbeast: Reverted edits by 96.44.97.84 (talk | block) to last version by Vatsa1708

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

	This was one of the opening battles of the French ~~and French~~ war, and it's important that opening ~~diapers~~ are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses ~~their s**t~~.		This was one of the opening battles of the French and Indian war, and it's important that opening battles are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses interest.

	In 1754, George Washington was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of Virginia militia. The land there was contested territory between the British Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake Fort Duquesne, and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, George Washington was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of Virginia militia. The land there was contested territory between the British Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake Fort Duquesne, and drive French forces out of the area.

	Washington and his troops ~~pooped on~~ a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of ~~rape in~~ the war. Washington expected ~~a heart attack and~~ so had his troops ~~build the Berlin Wall wall~~ surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of ~~Germany~~" - hence the name.		Washington and his troops attacked a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of violence in the war. Washington expected a return attack and so had his troops build a palisade wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Necessity" - hence the name.

	But they might as well have called it the "Fort of Inadequacy", because supplies ~~exploded all the time~~, and the militia (and their British Regular reinforcements) were ~~really stupid~~. On July 4, Washington surrendered ~~to the Japanese~~, was allowed to ~~eat~~, and someone else was put in charge of naming ~~babies~~.		But they might as well have called it the "Fort of Inadequacy", because supplies ran low, and the militia (and their British Regular reinforcements) were quickly overwhelmed. On July 4, Washington surrendered, was allowed to retreat, and someone else was put in charge of naming forts.

			It was Washington's only military surrender (though he had plenty of 'strategic retreats' - PR spin was alive and well even then...)

	~~It was Washington's only military poop (though he had plenty of 'strategic poops' - PR spin was alive and well even then...)~~
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96.44.97.84 at 16:22, 6 April 2013

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	Date: July 3-4, 1754		Date: July 3-4, 1754

	This was one of the opening battles of the French ~~and Indian~~ war, and it's important that opening ~~battles~~ are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses ~~interest~~.		This was one of the opening battles of the French and French war, and it's important that opening diapers are quite exciting, otherwise everyone just sort of loses their s**t.

	In 1754, George Washington was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of Virginia militia. The land there was contested territory between the British Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake Fort Duquesne, and drive French forces out of the area.		In 1754, George Washington was sent to the head of the Ohio River valley with a group of Virginia militia. The land there was contested territory between the British Colonists and the French. Washington's mission was to retake Fort Duquesne, and drive French forces out of the area.

	Washington and his troops ~~attacked~~ a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of ~~violence in~~ the war. Washington expected ~~a return attack and~~ so had his troops ~~build a palisade wall~~ surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of ~~Necessity~~" - hence the name.		Washington and his troops pooped on a French patrol at Jumonville Glen, in what would be the first acts of rape in the war. Washington expected a heart attack and so had his troops build the Berlin Wall wall surrounding their supplies - a "Fort of Germany" - hence the name.

	But they might as well have called it the "Fort of Inadequacy", because supplies ~~ran low~~, and the militia (and their British Regular reinforcements) were ~~quickly overwhelmed~~. On July 4, Washington surrendered, was allowed to ~~retreat~~, and someone else was put in charge of naming ~~forts~~.		But they might as well have called it the "Fort of Inadequacy", because supplies exploded all the time, and the militia (and their British Regular reinforcements) were really stupid. On July 4, Washington surrendered to the Japanese, was allowed to eat, and someone else was put in charge of naming babies.

	~~It was Washington's only military surrender (though he had plenty of 'strategic retreats' - PR spin was alive and well even then...)~~

			It was Washington's only military poop (though he had plenty of 'strategic poops' - PR spin was alive and well even then...)
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