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The Panay Incident during World War 2 was a Japanese attack on the American gunboat, USS Panay. The Japanese apologized and claimed it was an accident and paid an indemnity of over $2,000,000.
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When did Wounded Knee incident happen?
Wounded Knee incident happened on 1973-05-05.
What is an incident?
An incident is an event or occurence.
Why the Sarajevo Incident was the most important event in the twentieth century?
The Sarajevo Incident was the most important event in the twentieth century as this incident lead to the outbreak of WW1.
What happened to Francis Gary Powers in the U-2 incident?
After his plane was hit he bailed out manually (ejecting would have killed him by amputating both legs just below the hip joint), was captured, then traded in a spy swap and returned to the US.
When did US involvement in the Vietnam war start?
"Expansion" was like "incident"...both designed to "down-play" something. During the cold that was SOP (Standard Operating Procedures)...anything to avoid a nuclear war. What happened was the "Tonkin Gulf INCIDENT"...downplayed. The 02 August 1964 "incident" was actually a naval battle between the North Vietnamese Navy's 135th Torpedo Boat Squadron and the USS Maddox (destroyer, Sumner class). The 04 incident was a "Tonkin Ghost" (radar false images). Either way it all resulted in direct warfare between the United States and North Vietnam. Prior to the "Tonkin Gulf" incident(s), the war was strictly fought in South Vietnam against the local VC. Afterwards, the bombing of North Vietnam commenced with "Rolling Thunder." Etc.
