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When did the battle of hattin happen?
On July 4th 1187
Who won battle of ironclads?
The South won this battle.
What was the first battle Grant won?
His first battle was won in Missouri at the battle of Vicksburg.
Who won the battle of Okinawa?
US won the "Battle of Okinawa". which lasted from April-June in 1945
Who won the battle of Franklin?
The Union Forces won the Battle of Franklin.
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