Associated Press correspondent Peter Arnett, left, marches in column with Vietnamese troops as he covers the war in Vietnam, Nov. 11, 1965. The conflict is described as one of the most difficult and dangerous for those who cover it because of the way it is fought. There are no front lines or clearly marked friendly or enemy territories. (AP Photo)
From 1776 to today, armed conflicts have been defining moments in U.S. history. Americans have fought and died for the nation and its ideals in wars that have reshaped culture and changed lives. Test your knowledge of U.S. war history.
Meyer helps lead the AP’s Global Religion team. She is based in Nashville, Tennessee.
