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    Friday, July 3rd
    1976:Israeli commandos successfully raided a highjacked airplane at Entebbe Airport in Uganda.
    1775:George Washington took command of the Continental Army at Cambridge, outside of Boston, Massachusetts. (American Revolutionary War).
    1863:Confederate forces under GEN Robert E. Lee, defeated after three days of fighting at the battle of Gettysburg (Pennsylvania) began their withdrawal to the South (American Civil War).
    1866:The Austrian Army was defeated by the Prussians at the Battle of Sadowa, also known as the Battle of Koniggratz (modern Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic), 60 miles east of Prague. A key element in the battle was the Prussian use of the so-called needle gun, a breech loader, which could be fired from the prone position, whereas the Austrians fought standing up using muzzle loaders (Seven Weeks War). This war was one of three waged by the Prussian premier Otto von Bismarck which were designed to bring about the unification of Germany (accomplished in 1871)
    1898:American naval victory over the Spanish at Santiago, Cuba (Spanish-American War).

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