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Sitting on a tankthese U.S. infantrymen are seen on their way to take the town of Ghuta on Okinawaon April 11945. (AP Photo)

April 01

1945: U.S. forces invade Okinawa

1976: Apple Computer founded
1984: Marvin Gaye shotkilled by father
2001: Dutch first to legalize same-sex marriage

President Lyndon Johnsonin shirt sleeves and open collarworks on his speech in the White House Cabinet Room March 301968. The following day the president announced to the nation that in order to devote himself to his dutieshe would not seek or accept the nomination for re-election. (AP Photo/Bob Daugherty)

March 31

1968: LBJ announces he won’t run for re-election

1918: Daylight saving time begins in U.S.
1931: Knute Rockne dies in plane crash
2004: Insurgents kill four Americans in Fallujah

U.S. President Ronald Reagan being shoved into the President's limousine by secret service agents after being shot outside a Washington hotel MondayMarch 301981. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)

March 30

1981: Reagan shot in assassination attempt

1867: U.S. buys Alaska from Russia
1939: Batman makes debut
2023: Trump indicted by grand jury

Some of the life-sized sculptures of warriors stand in the pit where they were unearthed in 1974 in XianChinaSaturdayOct. 162004. The Terracotta warriors are among 8,000 pottery soldiers and horsescreated and buried 2,200 years ago to guard the tomb of China's first emperorQin Shin-huang of the Qin Dynasty. (AP Photo/Sergey Ponomarev)

March 29

1974: ‘Terracotta Army’ discovered in China

1951: Rosenbergs convicted of espionage
1961: 23rd Amendment ratified
1973: Last U.S. combat troops leave Vietnam

A Pennsylvania state policeman and plant security guards stand outside the closed front gate to the Metropolitan Edison nuclear power plant on Three Mile Island near HarrisburgPa.after the plant was shut down following an accident. Some radiation escaped into the atmosphere WednesdayMarch 281979. In background are the plant's cooling towers. (AP Photo/Paul Vathis)

March 28

1979: Three Mile Island nuclear plant accident

1898: Supreme Court rules on birthright citizenship
1969: Dwight D. Eisenhower dies at 78
2022: “Don’t Say Gay” law signed in Florida

Will Smithrighthits presenter Chris Rock on stage prior to Rock presenting the award for best documentary feature at the Oscars on SundayMarch 272022at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

March 27

2022: Will Smith slaps Chris Rock during Oscars telecast

1794: Permanent U.S. Navy founded
1939: First NCAA basketball championship game
1977: 583 killed in deadliest aviation disaster

March 26

2024: Francis Scott Key Bridge collapses in Baltimore

1979: EgyptIsrael sign peace treaty
1997: Heaven’s Gate mass suicide discovered
2021: Dominion Voting Systems sues Fox News

This March 1911 photo shows fire debris in a burned-out room of the Triangle Shirtwaist factory after a fire killed 146 peoplemostly immigrant girls and womenwhen a fire started at the clothing company in New York. (AP Photo/File)

March 25

1911: Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire in New York kills 146 workers

1931: ‘Scottsboro Boys’ arrested
1965: MLKcivil rights marchers arrive in Montgomery
1996: Montana Freemen standoff begins

In this April 1989 file photoan oil covered bird is examined on an island in Prince William SoundAlaska. (AP Photo/Jack Smith)

March 24

1989: Exxon Valdez crashes in Alaskacreates massive oil spill

1980: Romero assassinated in El Salvador
1999: NATO launches airstrikes against Yugoslavia
2016: Radovan Karadžić convicted of genocide

James Cameron reacts saying "I'm king of the world" after accepting the Best Director Oscar for "Titanic" at the 70th Academy Awards in Los Angeles MondayMarch 231998. (AP Photo/Susan Sterner)

March 23

1998: ‘Titanic’ wins record-tying 11 Academy Awards

1775: ‘Give me liberty or give me death!’
2010: Obama signs Affordable Care Act
2021: Cargo ship wedged in Suez Canal

The Beatlesfrom left,George HarrisonPaul McCartney John Lennon and Ringo Starrperform on stage in LondonEnglandOct. 11963. (AP Photo)

March 22

1963: The Beatles release their first album

1765: British Parliament passes Stamp Act
1894: First Stanley Cup championship game
1993: Intel unveils Pentium chip

March 21

1965: Civil rights activists begin march from Selma to Montgomery

1952: First rock and roll concert held in Cleveland
1963: Alcatraz closes as federal prison
1980: Carter announces U.S. will boycott Olympics

March 20

1995: Sarin gas attack in Tokyo subway

1852: “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” published
1854: Republican Party founded
1996: Menendez brothers convicted of murder

March 19

2003: Bush announces Iraq invasion

1931: Nevada legalizes gambling
1953: First Academy Awards telecast
1966: Texas Western makes NCAA history

A March 211925 photo of an overturned house that was carried more than 50 feet from its foundation by a tornado at GriffinIndiana. (AP photo)

March 18

1925: Deadliest U.S. tornado strikes Midwest states

1937: Hundreds killed in Texas school gas explosion
1965: Cosmonaut takes first-ever spacewalk
1990: $500M art heist at Boston’s Gardner Museum

South African President F.W. de Klerk poses outside his office in Cape TownSouth Africa March 181992while displaying a copy of a local newspaper with banner headlines declaring a "Yes" result in a referendum vote to end apartheid and share power with the black majority for the first time. (AP PhotoFile)

March 17

1992: White South Africans vote to end apartheid

1762: First St. Patrick’s Day parade in NYC
1969: Golda Meir takes power in Israel
2023: ICC issues arrest warrant for Putin

In this WednesdayMarch 142018photofootprints of villagers and U.S soldiers' combat boots are reconstructed in My Lai memorial site in Son MyVietnam. On March 161968U.S soldiers of Charlie Companysent on what they were told was a mission to confront a crack outfit of their Vietcong enemiesmet no resistancebut over the course of three to four hours killed 504 unarmed civiliansmostly womenchildren and the elderlyin My Lai and a neighboring community. (AP Photo/Hau Dinh)

March 16

1968: My Lai massacre in Vietnam

1802: Jefferson signs measure establishing West Point
1985: Terry Anderson kidnapped in Beirut
2020: Stocks plunge amid COVID fears

This is an undated sketch of Julius CaesarRoman general and statesman. (AP Photo)

March 15

44 B.C.: Julius Caesar assassinated on ‘ides of March’

1965: LBJ’s ‘We Shall Overcome’ speech
2018: Miami pedestrian bridge collapse
2019: Gunman attacks New Zealand mosques

Professor Albert Einstein portrait circa 1930. (AP Photo)

March 14

1879: Albert Einstein is born

1794: Eli Whitney patents cotton gin
1964: Jack Ruby sentenced for Oswald killing
1973: John McCain released from POW captivity

March 13

2013: Francis becomes first non-European pope in over 1,250 years

1781: William Herschel discovers Uranus
2020: Trump declares COVID national emergency
2020: Breonna Taylor killed

Mahatma Gandhi gives the last instructions on the beach near DandiIndiaas he and his supporters get ready to demonstrate at the Salt Satyagraha (Salt March) in which he and demonstrators marched 241 miles to the sea to make their own saltApril 61930. Britain responded by arresting over 60,000 people. (AP Photo/Deutscher Photo Dienst/W. Bossard)

March 12

1930: Gandhi begins ‘Salt March’

1928: St. Francis Dam fails in Southern California
1933: FDR delivers first ‘fireside chat’
2009: Bernard Madoff pleads guilty

Houses swallowed by tsunami waves burn in NatoriMiyagi Prefecture (state) after Japan was struck by a strong earthquake off its northeastern coast FridayMarch 112011. (AP Photo/Kyodo News)

March 11

2011: Massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan kill nearly 20,000

1918: First U.S. cases of Spanish flu epidemic
1941: FDR signs Lend-Lease Act
2004: Madrid commuter train bombings

In this March 171959 file photothousands of Tibetan women silently surround the Potala Palacethe main residence of the Dalai Lamathe Tibetan leaderto protest against Chinese rule and repression in LhasaTibet. Hours later fighting broke out and the Dalai Lama was forced to flee to safety in India. (AP Photo)

March 10

1959: Tibetan uprising

1864: Lincoln gives Grant command of U.S. Armies
1876: First words conveyed by telephone
1969: James Earl Ray pleads guilty to MLK killing

FILE - Notorious B.I.G accepts rap artist and rap single of the year during the Billboard Music AwardsDec. 61995in New York. (AP Photo/Mark LennihanFile)

March 09

1945: ‘Operation Meetinghouse’ firebombing devastates Tokyo

1841: U.S. Supreme Court issues Amistad ruling
1959: Barbie doll debuts
1997: The Notorious B.I.G. killed in drive-by shooting

FILE - Joe Frazier hits Muhammad Ali with a left during the 15th round of their heavyweight title fight at New York's Madison Square Gardenin this March 81971file photo. (AP Photo/File)

March 08

1965: First U.S. combat troops arrive in Vietnam

1971: Frazier defeats Ali in ‘Fight of the Century’
1983: Reagan calls Soviet Union ‘evil empire’
2014: Malaysian Airlines jet disappears

FILE - Tear gas fills the air as state troopersordered by Alabama Gov. George Wallacebreak up a march at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in SelmaAla.March 71965on what became known as Bloody Sunday. (AP PhotoFile)

March 07

1965: ‘Bloody Sunday’ in Selma for civil rights movement

1876: Bell receives telephone patent
2010: Bigelow makes Oscar history
2024: Verdict in ‘Rust’ film set death

Shown is a copy of a photograph taken in the 1800s of slave Dred Scott that was found in the historic courthouse located in ThebesIll. Scottthe slave whose legal fight for freedom became a landmark U.S. court rulingis said to have done time in the dungeons below the old courthouse. (AP Photo/The Southeast Missourian)

March 06

1857: Supreme Court issues Dred Scott decision

1820: Monroe signs Missouri Compromise
1836: Mexican forces take the Alamo
1869: Mendeleev introduces periodic table

In this March 32020file photoa gravestone marks the burial place at the Granary Burying Ground in Boston of those killed in the March 51770shooting by British soldiers known as the Boston Massacre. Crispus Attucksa black manwas the first of those killed in the attack that helped touch off the American Revolution. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

March 05

1770: The Boston Massacre

1946: Churchill’s ‘Iron Curtain’ speech
1953: Stalin dies at 74
1963: Patsy Cline killed in plane crash

A scene in front of the Capitol during Lincoln's second inauguration1865just six weeks before his assassination. (AP Photo)

March 04

1865: Abraham Lincoln’s final inauguration

1789: U.S. Constitution goes into effect
1933: FDR inaugurated for first time
1966: John Lennon: “We’re more popular than Jesus now”

In this May 11992 file photoRodney King makes a statement at a Los Angeles news conferencewhere he asked for an end to violence. When violent protests over the death of George Floyd reached Los Angelespeople of color expressed heartbreak but not necessarily surprise. They had seen it nearly 30 years ago when riots rocked the city after four white police officers were acquitted of charges in the beating of black driver King. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)

March 03

1991: Rodney King beaten by Los Angeles police

1931: National anthem becomes official
1945: Allied troops secure Manila
1969: Apollo 9 lifts off

In this March 21962 file photoWilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors holds a sign reading "100" in the dressing room in HersheyPa.after he scored 100 points as the Warriors defeated the New York Knickerbockers 169-147. (AP Photo/Paul Vathis)

March 02

1962: Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point game

1861: Texas joins Confederacy
1877: Tilden loses electoral vote to Hayes
1955: Claudette Colvin arrested

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