Military Quizzes

Name the countries that had at least 10,000 military deaths during WWII.

Name the code words used in the NATO phonetic alphabet.

War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Except this quiz.

Name the twenty countries with the most active military troops.

Name all the countries that have ever possessed nuclear weapons.

Name the countries with the the most powerful military forces.

The Axis powers controlled parts of 69 modern-day countries. How many can you name?

Protecting you from Russian invasion since 1945!

Name these people, places, battles, and words from World War 2.

Name the countries with the highest annual military spending.

Name the American military conflicts that resulted in at least 1,800 American military deaths.

Guess what these military acronyms stand for.

Name the countries that had at least 1,000 military deaths during WWI.

Name the ranks of enlisted troops and officers in the United States Army.

Name these cities that were important in WWII.

Name these famous figures from WWII.

Name these places that played important roles in the Second World War.

Name the countries of the world that have aircraft carriers.

For example, what general was called The Desert Fox?

For each letter, name these people, places, and things from World War 2.

Based on the date and the invader, guess the country that was invaded.

Name the 11 states that fought for the Confederacy in the American Civil War.

You probably don't know anything about WWI.

Name these famous battles throughout history.

Name all of the present-day countries whose territory Alexander the Great controlled at least 20% of.

Name these famous generals and admirals.

Guess these short answers about WWII.

Without the revolution, we might have ended up like Canada!

Name the modern-day countries who possess territory that was occupied by Japanese troops during WWII.

Can you answer these multiple choice questions about WWII?

Guess the first names of these prominent WWII personalities.

Name the countries that suffered at least 300 deaths in the Second Indochina War from 1955-1975.

Art experts rescue priceless artworks stolen by the Nazis?

There wasn't anything civil about it.

E = Supreme Allied commander?

Name the biggest modern-day urban areas that were controlled by the Axis powers.

Enter the top 20 countries with the most military aircraft.

Guess the names of these various types of warriors.

Guess these words and phrases from military history.

Which cities suffered the most civilian deaths due to bombing in WWII?

Name the countries of Europe that neither invaded other countries nor were themselves invaded during Word War II.

We looked at all the battles that have a Wikipedia page. Which countries and empires have appeared on the winning side of the most battles throughout history?

Based on the combatants and time period, name the war.

Name these world leaders from era of WWI and WWII.

Guess these short answers about the Revolutionary War.

Name these famous people who died in battle.

Guess these characters with a fictional military rank.

Guess these short answers about the Civil War to reveal a well-known quote.

Totally for self-defense, of course. We would never invade Poland. Not us!

Name the countries that import the most weaponry from the United States.

Can you name these facts about the infamous dictator Adolf Hitler?

The Treaty of Versailles was signed 100 years ago today. Can you name the countries whose territory changed in the aftermath of WWI?

Can you identify these weapons based on a picture?

Can you answer these questions about the Vietnam War?

Give the nicknames of these popular manned U.S. military aircraft (past and present).

Can you name these facts about the infamous dictator Joseph Stalin?

For each selected battle or operation, guess the modern-day country in whose territory or waters it took place.

Guess the modern-day countries that were once in the Italian Empire, in whole or in part.

D-Day was seventy-five years ago today. Guess the codenames of the five sectors that were stormed by Allied troops on June 6, 1944.

For each letter A-Z, guess these people, places, and things from military history.

Can you guess the names of these typical army units?

Can you name the American generals and admirals who were awarded 5-star rank during and after WWII?