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Archive:List of films aired on Nickelodeon

2009-04-22T05:50:42Z

68.5.124.163: /* 2009 */

This is a list of movies aired on the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]].

==2000s==
===2000===
# ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[July 22]], [[2000]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]]) TV-Y
# ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])

===2001===
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7

===2002===
# ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) TV-Y

===2003===

# ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]]) TV-Y7
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)

===2004===
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]]) TV-Y7
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video) TV-Y7

===2005===
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7-FV)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y

===2006===
# ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7

===2007===
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Drake & Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# '' [[Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7

===2008===
# ''[[Zoey 101: Goodbye Zoey?]]'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]: [[Fairly OddBaby]]'' ([[February 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: Chasing Zoey]]'' ([[May 2]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Polar Bears]]'' ([[June 6]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[H2O: Just Add Water|H2O]] Movie Exposed: Dr Danger & A Twist in the Tail'' ([[June 20]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid]]'' ([[July 13]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: The Boling Rock- Parts 1 & 2'' ([[July 16]] - [[July 17|17]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle]]'' ([[July 19]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Gym Teacher: The Movie]]'' ([[September 12]], [[2008]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band: Mystery Girl]]'' ([[October 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Horrific Halloween]]'' ([[October 31]], [[2008]]) (''[[The N]]'') TV-Y7
# ''[[iCarly: iGo to Japan]]'' ([[November 8]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Tak and the Power of Juju (TV series)|Tak and the Power of Juju]]'': Destiny Schmestiny ([[November 15]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Operation Mojo]]'' ([[November 22]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Back at the Barnyard]]: Cowman: The Uddered Avenger'' ([[November 29]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh]]'' ([[December 5]], [[2008]]) TV-G

===2009===
# ''[[Spectacular!]]'' ([[February 16]], ([[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'': [[Naked Idol]] ([[March 14]], [[2009]])TV-Y7
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'': [[The Premiere]] {[[April 11]], [[2009]]}TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob vs. The Big One]] ([[April 17th]]), ([[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]: [[Wishology]] ([[May 1]]-[[May 3]], [[2009]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]: [[The Great Escape]] ([[November 7]], [[2009]]) TV-Y7

===Non-Nickelodeon===
===TV Movies===
# ''[[Virtual Mom]]''
# ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''

== Broadcasted Movies ==
===Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Good Burger]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]'' TV-G
# ''[[Hey Arnold! The Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' - [[November 10]], [[2006]] TV-PG
# ''[[Barnyard: The Original Party Animals]]'' - [[January 19]], [[2009]] TV-PG

===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Grease (film)|Grease]]''-Paramount Pictures
# ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]''-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
# ''[[Charlotte's Web]]''(1973)-Paramount Pictures/Hanna-Barbara
# ''[[E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial]]''-Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment
# ''[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off]]''-Paramount Pictures

Archive:List of films aired on Nickelodeon

2009-04-19T21:23:40Z

68.5.124.163: /* 2009 */

This is a list of movies aired on the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]].

==2000s==
===2000===
# ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[July 22]], [[2000]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]]) TV-Y
# ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])

===2001===
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7

===2002===
# ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) TV-Y

===2003===

# ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]]) TV-Y7
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)

===2004===
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]]) TV-Y7
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video) TV-Y7

===2005===
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7-FV)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y

===2006===
# ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7

===2007===
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Drake & Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# '' [[Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7

===2008===
# ''[[Zoey 101: Goodbye Zoey?]]'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]: [[Fairly OddBaby]]'' ([[February 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: Chasing Zoey]]'' ([[May 2]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Polar Bears]]'' ([[June 6]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[H2O: Just Add Water|H2O]] Movie Exposed: Dr Danger & A Twist in the Tail'' ([[June 20]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid]]'' ([[July 13]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: The Boling Rock- Parts 1 & 2'' ([[July 16]] - [[July 17|17]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle]]'' ([[July 19]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Gym Teacher: The Movie]]'' ([[September 12]], [[2008]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band: Mystery Girl]]'' ([[October 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Horrific Halloween]]'' ([[October 31]], [[2008]]) (''[[The N]]'') TV-Y7
# ''[[iCarly: iGo to Japan]]'' ([[November 8]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Tak and the Power of Juju (TV series)|Tak and the Power of Juju]]'': Destiny Schmestiny ([[November 15]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Operation Mojo]]'' ([[November 22]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Back at the Barnyard]]: Cowman: The Uddered Avenger'' ([[November 29]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh]]'' ([[December 5]], [[2008]]) TV-G

===2009===
# ''[[Spectacular!]]'' ([[February 16]], ([[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':Naked Idol TV-Y7
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':The Premiere TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob vs. The Big One]] ([[April 17th]]), ([[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Fairly OddParents]]:[[Wishology]] ([[May 1]]-[[May 3]], [[2009]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]:[[The Great Escape]] [[November 7]], [[2009]] TV-Y7

===Non-Nickelodeon===
===TV Movies===
# ''[[Virtual Mom]]''
# ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''

== Broadcasted Movies ==
===Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Good Burger]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]'' TV-G
# ''[[Hey Arnold! The Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' - [[November 10]], [[2006]] TV-PG
# ''[[Barnyard: The Original Party Animals]]'' - [[January 19]], [[2009]] TV-PG

===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Grease (film)|Grease]]''-Paramount Pictures
# ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]''-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
# ''[[Charlotte's Web]]''(1973)-Paramount Pictures/Hanna-Barbara
# ''[[E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial]]''-Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment
# ''[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off]]''-Paramount Pictures

Archive:List of films aired on Nickelodeon

2009-04-19T21:23:03Z

68.5.124.163: /* 2009 */

This is a list of movies aired on the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]].

==2000s==
===2000===
# ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[July 22]], [[2000]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]]) TV-Y
# ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])

===2001===
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7

===2002===
# ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) TV-Y

===2003===

# ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]]) TV-Y7
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)

===2004===
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]]) TV-Y7
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video) TV-Y7

===2005===
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7-FV)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y

===2006===
# ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7

===2007===
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Drake & Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# '' [[Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7

===2008===
# ''[[Zoey 101: Goodbye Zoey?]]'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]: [[Fairly OddBaby]]'' ([[February 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: Chasing Zoey]]'' ([[May 2]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Polar Bears]]'' ([[June 6]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[H2O: Just Add Water|H2O]] Movie Exposed: Dr Danger & A Twist in the Tail'' ([[June 20]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid]]'' ([[July 13]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: The Boling Rock- Parts 1 & 2'' ([[July 16]] - [[July 17|17]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle]]'' ([[July 19]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Gym Teacher: The Movie]]'' ([[September 12]], [[2008]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band: Mystery Girl]]'' ([[October 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Horrific Halloween]]'' ([[October 31]], [[2008]]) (''[[The N]]'') TV-Y7
# ''[[iCarly: iGo to Japan]]'' ([[November 8]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Tak and the Power of Juju (TV series)|Tak and the Power of Juju]]'': Destiny Schmestiny ([[November 15]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Operation Mojo]]'' ([[November 22]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Back at the Barnyard]]: Cowman: The Uddered Avenger'' ([[November 29]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh]]'' ([[December 5]], [[2008]]) TV-G

===2009===
# ''[[Spectacular!]]'' ([[February 16]], ([[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':Naked Idol TV-Y7
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':The Premiere TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob vs. The Big One]] ([[April 17th]]), ([[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Fairly OddParents]]:[[Wishology]] ([[May 1]]-[[May 15]], [[2009]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]:[[The Great Escape]] [[November 7]], [[2009]] TV-Y7

===Non-Nickelodeon===
===TV Movies===
# ''[[Virtual Mom]]''
# ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''

== Broadcasted Movies ==
===Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Good Burger]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]'' TV-G
# ''[[Hey Arnold! The Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' - [[November 10]], [[2006]] TV-PG
# ''[[Barnyard: The Original Party Animals]]'' - [[January 19]], [[2009]] TV-PG

===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Grease (film)|Grease]]''-Paramount Pictures
# ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]''-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
# ''[[Charlotte's Web]]''(1973)-Paramount Pictures/Hanna-Barbara
# ''[[E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial]]''-Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment
# ''[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off]]''-Paramount Pictures

Archive:List of films aired on Nickelodeon

2009-04-19T21:21:21Z

68.5.124.163: /* 2009 */

This is a list of movies aired on the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]].

==2000s==
===2000===
# ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[July 22]], [[2000]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]]) TV-Y
# ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])

===2001===
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7

===2002===
# ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) TV-Y

===2003===

# ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]]) TV-Y7
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)

===2004===
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]]) TV-Y7
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video) TV-Y7

===2005===
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7-FV)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y

===2006===
# ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7

===2007===
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Drake & Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# '' [[Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7

===2008===
# ''[[Zoey 101: Goodbye Zoey?]]'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]: [[Fairly OddBaby]]'' ([[February 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: Chasing Zoey]]'' ([[May 2]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Polar Bears]]'' ([[June 6]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[H2O: Just Add Water|H2O]] Movie Exposed: Dr Danger & A Twist in the Tail'' ([[June 20]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid]]'' ([[July 13]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: The Boling Rock- Parts 1 & 2'' ([[July 16]] - [[July 17|17]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle]]'' ([[July 19]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Gym Teacher: The Movie]]'' ([[September 12]], [[2008]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band: Mystery Girl]]'' ([[October 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Horrific Halloween]]'' ([[October 31]], [[2008]]) (''[[The N]]'') TV-Y7
# ''[[iCarly: iGo to Japan]]'' ([[November 8]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Tak and the Power of Juju (TV series)|Tak and the Power of Juju]]'': Destiny Schmestiny ([[November 15]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Operation Mojo]]'' ([[November 22]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Back at the Barnyard]]: Cowman: The Uddered Avenger'' ([[November 29]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh]]'' ([[December 5]], [[2008]]) TV-G

===2009===
# ''[[Spectacular!]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':Naked Idol TV-Y7
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':The Premiere TV-Y7
# ''[[Mr. Trop Mom]]'' (TBA)
# ''[[Fairly OddParents]]:[[Wishology]] ([[May 1]]-[[May 15]], [[2009]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]:[[The Great Escape]] [[November 7]], [[2009]] TV-Y7

===Non-Nickelodeon===
===TV Movies===
# ''[[Virtual Mom]]''
# ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''

== Broadcasted Movies ==
===Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Good Burger]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]'' TV-G
# ''[[Hey Arnold! The Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' - [[November 10]], [[2006]] TV-PG
# ''[[Barnyard: The Original Party Animals]]'' - [[January 19]], [[2009]] TV-PG

===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Grease (film)|Grease]]''-Paramount Pictures
# ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]''-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
# ''[[Charlotte's Web]]''(1973)-Paramount Pictures/Hanna-Barbara
# ''[[E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial]]''-Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment
# ''[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off]]''-Paramount Pictures

Archive:List of films aired on Nickelodeon

2009-04-19T21:20:16Z

68.5.124.163: /* 2009 */

This is a list of movies aired on the [[cable network]] [[Nickelodeon (TV channel)|Nickelodeon]].

==2000s==
===2000===
# ''[[Kenan and Kel]] - [[Two Heads Are Better Than None]]'' ([[July 22]], [[2000]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[CatDog: The Great Parent Mystery]]'' ([[August 26]], [[2000]]) TV-Y
# ''Cry Baby Lane'' ([[October 28]], [[2000]])

===2001===
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Summer of Camp Caprice]]'' ([[July 7]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[List of The Wild Thornberrys episodes|Origin of Donnie]]'' ([[August 18]], [[2001]]) TV-Y7

===2002===
# ''[[Rocket Power: Race Across New Zealand]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2002]]) TV-Y

===2003===

# ''[[Maniac Magee]]'' ([[February 23]], [[2003]])
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|The Eggpire Strikes Back]]'' ([[April 25]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Abra-Catastrophe]]!'' ([[July 12]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[List of As Told by Ginger episodes|Far From Home]]'' ([[August 9]], [[2003]]) TV-Y7
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Rescue Jet Fusion]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2003]]) TV-Y(7)

===2004===
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour]]'' ([[May 7]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[Butterflies Are Free]]'' ([[June 11]], [[2004]]) TV-Y7
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Interview With A Campfire]]'' ([[June 25]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[List of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius episodes|Win, Lose, and Kaboom]]'' ([[July 9]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune]]'' ([[July 16]] [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[Channel Chasers]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2004]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Rocket Power: The Big Day]]'' ([[July 30]], [[2004]]) TV-Y
# ''As Told By Ginger: [[The Wedding Frame]]'' ([[2004]], Direct-to-video) TV-Y7

===2005===
# ''The Fairly Oddparents: [[School's Out! The Musical]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Jimmy Neutron: [[The League of Villains]]'' ([[June 18]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''All Grown Up!: [[Dude, Where's My Horse?]]'' ([[July 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reign Storm]]'' ([[July 29]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''My Life as a Teenage Robot: [[Escape from Cluster Prime]]'' ([[August 12]], [[2005]]) TV-Y(7-FV)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[The Ultimate Enemy]]'' ([[September 16]], [[2005]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''All Grown Up! [[R.V. Having Fun Yet?]]'' ([[October 10]], [[2005]]) TV-Y

===2006===
# ''[[Drake and Josh Go Hollywood]]'' ([[January 6]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2: When Nerds Collide]]'' ([[January 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''[[Zoey 101: Spring Break-Up]]'' ([[March 10]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Fairly Oddparents: [[Fairy Idol]]'' ([[May 19]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Danny Phantom: [[Reality Trip]]'' ([[June 9]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7(-FV)
# ''The X's: [[List of The X's Episodes|Truman X: Super Villain]]'' ([[June 16]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''Avatar: The Fury of Aang: [[The Library]] and [[The Desert]]'' ([[July 14]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3: The Jerkinators]]'' ([[July 21]], [[2006]]) TV-Y(7)
# ''Romeo!: [[List of Romeo! episodes|Ro' Trip]]'' ([[July 23]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7
# ''Avatar: Secret of The Fire Nation: [[The Serpent's Pass]] and [[The Drill]]'' ([[September 15]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Unfabulous: The Perfect Moment]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2006]]) TV-Y7

===2007===
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band (film)]]'' ([[January 27]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide]]: Field Trip'' ([[June 9]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Shredderman Rules]]'' ([[June 10]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Last Day of Summer (film)|The Last Day of Summer]]'' ([[July 20]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Drake & Josh: Really Big Shrimp]]'' ([[August 3]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Go, Diego, Go!]]: The Great Dinosaur Rescue'' ([[August 17]], [[2007]]) TV-Y
# ''Danny Phantom: [[List of Danny Phantom episodes|Phantom Planet]]'' ([[August 24]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Battle of the Bands]]'' ([[October 7]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: The Curse of PCA]]'' ([[October 13]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost]]'' ([[October 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''SpongeBob SquarePants: [[SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis]]'' ([[November 12]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes|The Day of Black Sun]]'' ([[November 30]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7-FV
# '' [[Unfabulous]] The Best Trip Ever ([[December 16]], [[2007]]) TV-Y7

===2008===
# ''[[Zoey 101: Goodbye Zoey?]]'' ([[January 4]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Sidekicks]]'' ([[January 21]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Secret of the Shaman]]'' ([[February 1]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]: [[Fairly OddBaby]]'' ([[February 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Zoey 101: Chasing Zoey]]'' ([[May 2]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Polar Bears]]'' ([[June 6]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[H2O: Just Add Water|H2O]] Movie Exposed: Dr Danger & A Twist in the Tail'' ([[June 20]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid]]'' ([[July 13]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: The Boling Rock- Parts 1 & 2'' ([[July 16]] - [[July 17|17]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]: [[Sozin's Comet: The Final Battle]]'' ([[July 19]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7-FV
# ''[[Gym Teacher: The Movie]]'' ([[September 12]], [[2008]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band: Mystery Girl]]'' ([[October 18]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Roxy Hunter and the Horrific Halloween]]'' ([[October 31]], [[2008]]) (''[[The N]]'') TV-Y7
# ''[[iCarly: iGo to Japan]]'' ([[November 8]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Tak and the Power of Juju (TV series)|Tak and the Power of Juju]]'': Destiny Schmestiny ([[November 15]], [[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[The Naked Brothers Band: Operation Mojo]]'' ([[November 22]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Back at the Barnyard]]: Cowman: The Uddered Avenger'' ([[November 29]],[[2008]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh]]'' ([[December 5]], [[2008]]) TV-G

===2009===
# ''[[Spectacular!]]'' ([[February 16]], [[2009]]) TV-G
# ''[[Naked Brothers Band]]'':Naked Idol TV-Y7
# '' [[Naked Brothers Band]]''The Premiere TV-Y7
# ''[[Mr. Trop Mom]]'' (TBA)
# ''[[Fairly OddParents]]: [[Wishology]] ([[May 1]]-[[May 15]], [[2009]]) TV-Y7
# ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]: [[The Great Escape]] [[November 7]], [[2009]] TV-Y7
===Non-Nickelodeon===
===TV Movies===
# ''[[Virtual Mom]]''
# ''[[Sabrina Goes to Rome]]''

== Broadcasted Movies ==
===Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Good Burger]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The Rugrats Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Rugrats in Paris: The Movie]]'' TV-Y
# ''[[Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius]]'' TV-G
# ''[[Hey Arnold! The Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[The Wild Thornberrys Movie]]'' TV-Y7
# ''[[Rugrats Go Wild]]'' TV-G
# ''[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie]]'' - [[November 10]], [[2006]] TV-PG
# ''[[Barnyard: The Original Party Animals]]'' - [[January 19]], [[2009]] TV-PG

===Non-Nickelodeon Movies===
# ''[[Grease (film)|Grease]]''-Paramount Pictures
# ''[[The Secret of NIMH]]''-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
# ''[[Charlotte's Web]]''(1973)-Paramount Pictures/Hanna-Barbara
# ''[[E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial]]''-Universal Pictures/Amblin Entertainment
# ''[[Ferris Bueller's Day Off]]''-Paramount Pictures

Some information on geology

2008-12-25T02:36:06Z

68.5.6.229: /* Structure and Composition of the Earth */

'''Geology''' (from Greek γη- (ge-, "the earth") and λογος ("logos", "word", "reason")) is the science and study of the solid matter of a celestial body, its composition, structure, physical properties, history and the processes that shape it. In this book, the term Geology will apply to the [[w:Earth|Earth]] in particular.

Geology can be split into two main branches: historical and physical. Historical geology attempts to understand the origins, composition, systems and changes of the Earth.

=History=
According to the widely accepted [[w:Big Bang|Big Bang]] theory, the [[w:Universe|Universe]] began at some point in space and time around 13,700,000,000 years ago, as evidenced by the [[w:doppler effect|doppler effect]] observed in all stars and a 3 degree Kelvin background radiation observed elsewhere.

*In about 10E-43 seconds, physics became defined and gravity separated from other forces. The Universe was 10E32 K in temperature.
*At 10E-35 seconds, the Universe expanded to the size of a softball and the [[w:strong nuclear force|strong nuclear force]] separated. Energy turned into [[w:quark|quark]]s and electrons and their anti-matter counterparts. The temperature was 1027 K.
*At 10E-6 seconds, quarks began to bind into protons and neutrons; matter and antimatter destroyed each other and the balance turned out to be in favor of matter. The Universe was about the size of our solar system and 1013 K hot.
*1 second after its inception, the electromagnetic and weak nuclear forces appeared as the Universe cooled to 109 K.
*3 minutes later, protons and neutrons fused into nuclei.
*After 100,000 years, the electrons and the nuclei came together to form atoms; photons separated from matter and there was light.
*In the next 1,000,000,000 years the Universe became clumpy as galaxies began to take shape.
*Ever since then, the Universe has cooled down to 3 K, galaxies have developed, generations of stars have passed, creating heavier elements, and life has appeared. Our galaxy, the Milky Way, contains about 200,000,000,000 stars and lies 1 million light years from its nearest neighbor.
*The solar system was formed around 4,600,000,000 years ago as dust collapsed into the protostar that was to become the Sun, and into planetesimals orbiting it. The inner planets, from Mercury to Mars, are solid because the solar winds have driven gases away and have a core; the outer planets are larger and consist of gas.

=Structure and Composition of the Earth=
The outermost layer of the earth is called the lithosphere (100-200km deep); it is followed by a plastic asthenosphere (150-400km deep). Independent of these classifications, the internal structure of the earth is divided into three main layers: the crust, the mantle and the core.

The crust, which is solid and mainly made up of silicates, can be divided into continental crust and oceanic crust. The continental crust ranges in thickness from 35-60km. It is andesitic in composition, with a Si02 composition of 57% by weight. 95% of crustal rocks are igneous and metamorphic, while only 5% are sedimentary. These range from granite near the surface to gabbro, deep down near the mantle. The oceanic crust is much thinner than the continental crust, with an average thickness of just 5km. It is denser than the continental crust and mainly composed of basaltic rocks, giving it a SiO2 content of 49% by weight. The atmosphere, hydrosphere and biosphere are often also considered to be part of the crust.

The mantle stretches from the base of the crust to approximately 2900km, and is divided into three zones: the upper mantle, the transition zone and the lower mantle. The upper mantle is rich in dunite, peridotite and eclogite rocks, and is heterogeneous (probably due to partial melting of mantle magmas). Magma is continuous extracted from the upper mantle. The transition zone, between the upper and lower mantle, is marked by polymorphic phase transition from spinel and pyroxene to ilmenite and rutile, then eventually to stishovite. In the transition zone, due to higher pressure at a greater depth, rocks have more closely packed structures than those in the upper mantle and crust. The lower mantle appears to be homogeneous, with even denser, very closely packed materials.

Physical properties of the earth's core suggest that it is made up mainly of iron and nickel allows. The outer core is liquid, while the inner core is solid. Physical properties of the core suggest that it is made up mainly of iron and nickel alloys.

=Plate Tectonics=
Because of the interactions between the lithosphere, the asthenosphere, and the mantle underneath, our planet's crust is governed by 'plate tectonics.'

Plate tectonics is a theory based on the principle of Uniformitarianism, which reads: "The Present is the Key to the Past." The earth in its current state is the result of natural processes operating over vast periods of time, and can be understood by watching the action of ongoing processes.

=Volcanism=
There are three(3) types of lavas formed by volcanoes. Mafic, Intermediate, and Felsic. 
'''Mafic'''(Basaltic) 
*%SiO2: < 50%</li>
*%FeMg: 4%</li>
*Temp: up to 1500C</li>
*Viscosity: Low</li>
*Eruptive Behavior: gentle</li>
*Distribution: divergent plate boundries, hot spots, convergent plate boundries</li>

'''Intermediate'''(Andesitic) 
*%SiO2: ~60%</li>
*%FeMg: ~3%</li>
*Temp: ~1000C</li>
*Viscosity: Intermediate</li>
*Eruptive Behavior: explosive</li>
*Distribution: convergent plate boundries</li>

'''Felsic''' (Rhyolitic) 
*%SiO2: >70%</li>
*%FeMg: 2%</li>
*Temp: 700C</li>
*Viscosity: High</li>
*Eruptive Behavior: explosive</li>
*Distribution: hot spots in continental crusts (Yellowstone National Park), convergent plate boundries </li>

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Archive:How television works

2008-08-07T01:14:53Z

68.5.186.85:

{{Unreferenced|date=April 2008}}

{{Merge-multiple| Technology of television | Analog television|date=January 2008}}

==Analog television==

Until the advent of [[digital television]] and [[flat panel displays]] in the 1990s, all television was based on the transmission and reception of [[analog signals]], displayed on a [[cathode-ray tube]]. Although a number of different [[broadcast television systems]] were in use worldwide, the same principles of operation apply.

The first analog television systems were [[monochrome]]; they were enhanced to include color beginning in the 1960s (see article [[History of television]]).

===Displaying a picture===

A [[cathode-ray tube|CRT]] television displays an image by cumming a beam of sperm across the face in a pattern of horizontal lines known as a T-bag .At the end of each line the sperm returns to the start of the next line; at the end of the last line it returns to the top of the face. As it passes each point the intensity of the sperm is varied, varying the stickyness of that sperm. A genital system is identical except that an additional penis known as a dick controls the vagina of the G-spot.

Raster scanning is shown in a slightly simplified form below.

[[Image:Raster-scan.svg]]

When analog television was developed, no affordable technology for storing any video signals existed; the luminance signal has to be generated and transmitted at exactly the point in time at which is displayed on the CRT. It is therefore essential to keep the raster scanning in the camera (or other device for producing the signal) in exact [[synchronization]] with the scanning in the television.

The physics of the CRT require that a finite time interval is allowed for the spot to move back to the start of the next line (''horizontal retrace'') or the start of the screen (''vertical retrace''). The timing of the luminance signal must allow for this.

Raster scanning has to be performed sufficiently quickly that [[persistence of vision]] allows the eye to view a stable image, and such that moving images can be displayed without appearing jerky. The maximum [[frame rate]] achievable depends on the [[Bandwidth (signal processing)|bandwidth]] of the electronics and transmission system, and the number of lines in the image. In practice, a rate of 50 or 60 [[hertz]] is a satisfactory compromise, with [[interlacing]] used to double the apparent number of lines.

===Components of a television system===

A practical television system needs to take luminance, chrominance (in a color system), synchronization (horizontal and vertical), and [[Sound recording and reproduction|audio]] signals, and [[broadcast]] them over a [[radio]] transmission. The transmission system must include a means of [[television channel|channel]] selection.

A typical analog television receiver is based around the block diagram shown below:

[[Image:TV-block-diagram.svg]]

====Receiving the signal====

The television system for each country will specify a number of ''channels'' within the [[UHF]] or [[VHF]] frequency ranges. A channel actually consists of two signals: the picture information is transmitted using [[amplitude modulation]] on one frequency, and the sound is transmitted with [[frequency modulation]] at a frequency at a fixed offset (typically 4.5 to 6MHz) from the picture signal.

The channel frequencies chosen represent a compromise between allowing enough [[Bandwidth (signal processing)|bandwidth]] for video (and hence satisfactory picture resolution), and allowing enough channels to be packed into the available frequency band. In practice a technique called [[vestigial sideband]] is used to reduce the channel spacing, which would be at least twice the video bandwidth if purely AM was used.

Signal reception is invariably done via a [[superhet]] receiver: the first stage is a ''tuner'' which selects a channel and frequency-shifts it to a fixed [[intermediate frequency]] (IF). Signal [[amplifier|amplification]] (from the microvolt range to fractions of a volt) is then performed largely by the IF stages.

At this point the IF signal consists of a video [[carrier wave|carrier]] at one frequency and the sound carrier at a fixed offset. Early systems would feed this to a simple [[demodulator]], which produced a video signal at [[baseband]] and the sound as an FM signal at the offset frequency (this is known as ''intercarrier sound''). Later systems [[electronic filter|filter]] the IF first to prevent interference between sound and vision.

The FM sound carrier is then demodulated, amplified, and used to drive a loudspeaker. Until the advent of [[NICAM]] sound transmission was invariably monophonic.

====Picture and Synchronisation====

The video carrier is demodulated to give a [[composite video]] signal; this contains luminance (brightness), chrominance (color) and synchronisation signals; this is identical to the video signal format used by analog video devices such as [[VCRs]] or [[closed-circuit television|CCTV cameras]]. Note that the RF signal modulation is inverted compared to the conventional AM: the minimum video signal level corresponds to maximum carrier amplitude, and vice versa. The carrier is never shut off altogether; this is to ensure that intercarrier sound demodulation can still occur.

Each line of the displayed image is transmitted using a signal as shown below. The same basic format (with minor differences mainly related to timing and the encoding of color) is used for [[PAL]], [[NTSC]] and [[SECAM]] television systems. A monochrome signal is identical to a color one, with the exception that the elements shown in color in the diagram (the color burst, and the chrominance signal) are not present.

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====Synchronisation====
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Synchronisation is transmitted via negative-going pulses; in a composite video signal these are approximately 0.3V below the 'black' level. The ''horizontal sync'' signal is a single short pulse which indicates the start of every line. Two timing intervals are defined - the ''front porch'' between the end of displayed video and the start of the sync pulse, and the ''back porch'' after the sync pulse and before displayed video. These and the sync pulse itself are called the ''horizontal blanking'' (or ''retrace'') ''interval'' and represent the time that the electron beam in the CRT is returning to the start of the next display line.

The ''vertical sync'' signal is a series of much longer pulses, indicating the start of a new field. The sync pulses occupy the whole of line interval of a number of lines at the beginning and end of a scan; no picture information is transmitted during vertical retrace. The pulse sequence is designed to allow horizontal sync to continue during vertical retrace; it also indicates whether each field represents even or odd lines in interlaced systems (depending on whether it begins at the start of a horizontal line, or mid-way through).

In the TV receiver, a ''sync separator'' circuit detects the sync voltage levels and sorts the pulses into horizontal and vertical sync. These are fed to horizontal and vertical ''timebase'' circuits which generate [[sawtooth]] current waveforms, which are each reset by the appropriate sync pulse. These waveforms are fed to the horizontal and vertical ''scan coils'' wrapped around the CRT tube. These produce a [[magnetic field]] proportional to the changing current, and this deflects the electron beam, scanning it across the tube surface.

The lack of precision timing components available in early television receivers meant that the timebase circuits occasionally needed manual adjustment. The adjustment took the form of ''horizontal hold'' and ''vertical hold'' controls, usually on the rear of the set. Loss of horizontal synchronisation usually resulted in an unwatchable picture; loss of vertical synchronisation would produce an image rolling up or down the screen.

====Monochrome video====

The luminance component of a composite video signal varies between 0V and approximately 0.7V above the 'black' level. (In the NTSC system, there is in fact a ''blanking'' signal level used during the front porch and back porch, and a ''black'' signal level 75mV above it; in PAL and SECAM these are identical).

In a monochrome receiver the luminance signal is simply amplified (with brightness and contrast controls determining DC shift and amplification, respectively) and used to drive the [[control grid]] in the [[electron gun]] of the CRT. This changes the intensity of the electron beam and therefore the brightness of the spot being scanned.

====Power Supply====

Most of the receiver's circuitry (at least in [[Transistor]] or [[Integrated circuit|IC]] based designs) operates from a comparatively low-voltage [[direct-current|DC]] power supply. However, the [[anode]] connection requires a very high voltage (typically 10-30kV) for correct operation.

This voltage is not generally produced by the main [[power supply]] circuitry; instead the receiver makes use of the circuitry used for horizontal scanning. At the end of each horizontal scan line, the [[magnetic field]] which has built up in the scan coils contains electromagnetic [[energy]]. This must be dissipated when the field is reversed during horizontal retrace. Instead of being dissipated as waste heat, the horizontal scan coil is discharged into the [[transformer|primary winding]] of a [[flyback transformer]]. The secondary of this is fed to a high-voltage [[rectifier]] which produces the required [[extra high tension|EHT]] supply (see [[flyback converter]] for a detailed description of this form of power supply).

Typically, the flyback transformer and rectifier circuitry are incorporated into a single unit with a captive output lead, so that all high-voltage parts are enclosed. The high frequency (15Khz or so) of the horizontal scanning allows reasonably small components to be used.

===Color video===

A color signal conveys picture information for each of the red, green, and blue components of an image (see the article on [[Color space]] for more information). However, these are not simply transmitted as three separate signals, because:
* such a signal would not be compatible with monochrome receivers (an important consideration when color broadcasting was first introduced)
* it would occupy three times the bandwidth of existing television, requiring a decrease in the number of channels available
* typical problems with signal transmission (such as differing received signal levels between different colors) would produce unpleasant side-effects.

Instead, the RGB signals are converted into [[YUV]] form, where the Y signal represents the overall brightness, and can be transmitted as the luminance signal. This ensures a monochrome receiver will display a correct picture. The U signal then represents how 'blue' the color is, and the V signal how 'red' it is. As the eye is more sensitive to errors in luminance than in color, the U and V signals can be transmitted in a relatively [[lossy compression|lossy]] (specifically: bandwidth-limited) way with acceptable results.

In the [[NTSC]] and [[PAL]] color systems, U and V are transmitted by adding a ''color subcarrier'' to the composite video signal, and using [[quadrature amplitude modulation]] on it. In NTSC, the subcarrier is at approximately 3.58 MHz, in PAL it is roughly 4.43 MHz - these are chosen to be above the baseband luminance signal, but below the FM sound carrier.

The two signals (U and V) modulate both the [[amplitude]] and [[phase]] of the color carrier, so to demodulate them it is necessary to have a reference signal against which to compare it. For this reason a short burst of reference signal known as the ''color burst'' is transmitted during the back porch of each line. A reference oscillator in the receiver locks onto this signal (see [[phase-locked loop]]) to achieve a phase reference, and uses its amplitude to set an [[Automatic gain control|AGC]] system to achieve an amplitude reference.

The U and V signals are then demodulated by band-pass filtering to retrieve the color subcarrier, mixing it with the in-phase and [[quadrature phase|quadrature]] signals from the reference oscillator, and low-pass filtering the results.

NTSC uses this process unmodified; unfortunately this often results in poor color reproduction due to phase errors in the received signal. The PAL system corrects this by reversing the phase of the signal on each successive line and averaging the result over pairs of lines. Phase errors therefore tend to be cancelled out.

In the [[SECAM]] television system, U and V are transmitted on ''alternate'' lines, using simple [[frequency modulation]] of the color subcarrier.

==See also==
* [[History of television]]
* [[Broadcast television systems]]
* [[NTSC]], [[PAL]] and [[SECAM]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/4750 Video signal measurement and generation]
*[http://freespace.virgin.net/ljmayes.mal/var/tvsync.htm Television synchronisation]
*[http://www.penders.cwc.net/otfrequenc.html UK TV frequency listings for (obsolete) 405-line, and 625-line systems]
*[http://www.hometechanswers.com/video/standards.html Video broadcast standard frequencies and country listings]
*[http://www.edn.com/article/CA6335297.html EDN magazine describing design of a 1958 transistorised TV receiver]

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'''The military history of the peoples of Britain''' is a long and varied topic, extending from the [[prehistoric]] and ancient historic period, through the [[Roman invasion of Britain|Roman invasion]]s of [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Claudius]] with the subsequent Roman occupation of most of the island; [[war]]KinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsvand into the Modern period with the wars and against [[Napoleon]], the [[Crimean War]] and into the [[20th century]] with the [[Second Boer War|Boer War]], [[World War I]] and [[World War II]], the [[Cold War]] the [[Korean War]]; and, most recently, [[Northern Ireland]], the [[Falklands War]] and military operations in the [[Balkans]] and the [[Middle East]].

==List of military encounters==
===Prehistoric and Classical period===
* [[Roman conquest of Britain]] (43)
* [[Boudica#Boudica.27s uprising|Boudica's uprising]] (61)
** [[Battle of Watling Street]]

===Mediæval period===
* [[Battle of Aylesford]] (455) Anglo-Saxons, Romano-Britons
* [[Battle of Ellandun]]
* [[Viking Britain|Viking invasions]] (793–1066)
** Raid on [[Lindisfarne]] (793)
** [[Alfred the Great#Public life|Campaign of Alfred the Great]] (871–899)
*** [[Battle of Edington]] (878)
** [[Battle of Cannington]] (878)
** [[Battle of Ashingdon]] (1016)
** [[Battle of Fulford]] (1066)
** [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]] (1066)
* [[Norman Conquest of England]] (1066)
** [[The Battle of Hastings]] 1066
* [[Rebellion of 1088]] - civil war
* [[The Anarchy]] (1135–1154) - civil war
* [[Battle of Renfrew]] (1164)
* [[Revolt of 1173-1174]] - civil war
* [[Third Crusade]] (1189-1192)
* Richard I's war in France
* [[Welsh uprising of 1211]]
* [[Battle of Bouvines]] (1214) - loss of Normandy
* [[First Barons' War]] (1215–1217) - civil war
* Henry III's war in France
* [[Battle of Largs]]
* [[Second Barons' War]] (1264–1267) - civil war
* [[Welsh Uprising (1282)|Welsh Uprising]] (1282) - civil war
* Edward I's war in France
* [[First War of Scottish Independence|The First War of Scottish Independence]] (1296–1328)
** [[Battle of Bannockburn]] (1314)
* Edward II's war in France
* [[Second War of Scottish Independence|The Second War of Scottish Independence]] (1332–1357)
* [[Hundred Years' War]] (1337 to 1453) against France
** War of Edward III (1337 to 1360) - victory
** War of Charles the Wise (1369 to 1396) - defeat
** War of Henry V (1415 to 1422) - victory
** War of Charles the Victorious (1428 to 1453) - defeat
* [[Wars of the Roses]] (1455–1485) - [[Richard III of England|Richard III]] was the last English king to die in combat - civil war

===Early Modern period===
* [[Italian Wars]] (1494 – 1559)
** [[War of the League of Cambrai]] (1511-1513)
** [[Italian War of 1521]] (1521-1525)
** [[Italian War of 1542]] (1542-1546)
** [[Italian War of 1551]] (1557-1559)
* [[Cornish Rebellion of 1497|Cornish Rebellion]] (1497)
* [[Anglo-Scottish Wars]] (1513; 1544-1551)
* [[Prayer Book Rebellion|Third Cornish Uprising]] (1549)
* [[Calais|Loss of Calais]] (1558) - then England's last continental possession
* [[Desmond Wars ]] (1569-1583)
* [[Anglo-Spanish War (1585)|Anglo-Spanish War]] (1585-1604)
* [[Nine Years War (Ireland)|Nine Years War]] (1594–1603)
* [[Eighty Years' War#Overseas assistance|Eighty Years' War]] (1598–1648)
* [[First Anglo-Powhatan War]] (1609–1613) - North America
* [[Second Anglo-Powhatan War]] (1622) - North America
* [[Anglo-Spanish War (1625)|Anglo-Spanish War]] (1625-1630) (As a small part of the Thirty Years' War)
* [[Anglo-French War (1626)|Anglo-French War]] (1626-1629)
* [[Wars of the Three Kingdoms]] (1639–1651) - civil war
** [[Bishops Wars#First Bishops.27 War .281639.29|First Bishops' War]] (1639)
** [[Bishops Wars#Second Bishops.27 War .281640.29|Second Bishops' War]] (1640)
** [[Irish Rebellion of 1641|Irish Rebellion]] (1641)
** [[Irish Confederate Wars#The Confederate.E2.80.99s war - 1642-48|The Confederate’s War ]] (1642-1648)
** [[English Civil War]] (1642–1651)
*** [[First English Civil War]] (1642–1646)
*** [[Scotland in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms|civil war in Scotland]] (1644–1647)
*** [[Second English Civil War]] (1648)
*** [[Cromwellian conquest of Ireland]] (1649-1653)
*** [[Third English Civil War]] (1650–1651)
* [[Third Anglo-Powhatan War]] (1644) - North America
* [[First Anglo-Dutch War]] (1652–1654)
* [[Anglo-Spanish War (1654)|Anglo-Spanish War]] (1654–1660)
* [[Second Anglo-Dutch War]] (1665–1667)
* [[War of Devolution]] (1667–1668)
* [[Third Anglo-Dutch War]] (1672–1674)
* [[King Philip's War]] (1675–1676) - North America
* [[Bacon's Rebellion|Virginia Rebellion]] (1676)
* [[Monmouth Rebellion]] (1685) - civil war
* [[Nine Years War]] (1688–1697) - England, Spain, Germany, Portugal and Holland v France
**[[King William's War]] (1688–1697) - North America
* [[Jacobitism|Jacobite Rebellions]] (1689-91; 1715-16; 1719; 1745-46) - Civil War
** [[Williamite war in Ireland]] (1688–1691)
** [[Battle of the Boyne]] (1690) - last battle between two rival claimants for the throne
** [[Clifton Moor Skirmish]], near Penrith (1745) - last battle on [[England|English]] soil
** [[Battle of Culloden]] (1746) - last battle in [[Great Britain]]
* [[War of the Spanish Succession]] (1702–1713) - England and Scotland/Great Britain, Germany, Portugal and Holland v France and Spain
** [[Queen Anne's War]] (1702–1713)
* [[War of the Quadruple Alliance]] (1718–1720) - Great Britain, France, Austria and Holland v Italy and Spain
* [[War of Jenkins' Ear]] (1739–1742) - Great Britain v Spain
* [[War of the Austrian Succession]] (1742–1748) - Great Britain, Austria and Holland v France and Germany
** [[King George's War]] (1744–1748)
* [[Seven Years' War]] (1756–1763) - the first "world war"
** [[French and Indian War]] (1754–1763) - Great Britain and Germany v Austria, France, Russia, Sweden, Spain and Portugal
** [[Anglo-Cherokee War]] (1759–1763) - North America
* [[Pontiac's Rebellion]] (1763–1766) - North America
* [[First Anglo-Mysore War]] (1766–1769) - India
* [[American Revolutionary War|American War of Independence]] (1775–1783) - North America, civil war
* [[First Anglo-Maratha War]] (1775–1782) - India
* [[Fourth Anglo-Dutch War]] (1780–1784)
* [[Second Anglo-Mysore War]] (1780–1784) - India
* [[Third Anglo-Mysore War]] (1789–1792) - India

===19th Century===
* [[French Revolutionary Wars]] (1793–1802) - Great Britain, Austria, Spain, Russia, Germany v France
** [[French Revolutionary Wars#War of the First Coalition|War of the First Coalition]] (1793–1797)
** [[French Revolutionary Wars#War of the Second Coalition|War of the Second Coalition]] (1798–1801)
* [[Fourth Anglo-Mysore War]] (1798–1799) - India
* [[Irish Rebellion of 1798|Irish Rebellion]] (1798)
* [[Napoleonic Wars]] (1803–1815) - United Kingdom, Prussia, Austria, Sweden, Spain and Russia v France
** [[British invasions of the Río de la Plata|South American War]] (1806–1807)
** [[Anglo-Turkish war 1807-1809|Anglo-Turkish War]] (1807–1809)
** [[Anglo-Russian War 1807-1812|Anglo-Russian War]] (1807–1812)
** [[Gunboat War]] (1807–1814)
** [[Peninsular War]] (1808–1814)
** [[Hundred Days]] (1815)
* [[Kandian Wars|First Kandian War]] (1803–1804) - India
* [[Second Anglo-Maratha War]] (1803–1805) - India
* [[Vellore Mutiny]] (1806) - India
* [[Anglo-Dutch Java War]] (1810–1811)
* [[War of 1812]] (1812–1815)
* [[The Gurkha War|Anglo-Nepalese War]] (1814–1816)
* [[Kandian Wars|Second Kandian War]] (1815) - Sri Lanka
* [[Third Anglo-Maratha War]] (1817–1818) - India
* [[First Burmese War|First Anglo-Burmese War ]] (1823–1826)
* [[Upper Canada Rebellion]] (1837) KinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsv*[[Martello tower]]s
*[[Picklecombe Fort]]
*[[Fort George, Highland|Fort George]]
* [[Eastbourne Redoubt]]

===World War II Stop Lines===
* [[Avon Stop Line]]
* [[Colchester Stop Line]]
* [[Coquet Stop Line]]
* [[GHQ Line]]Kinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfs
* [[Outer London Defence Ring]]
* [[Ringwood West Line]]
* [[Salisbury West Stop Line]]
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==List of British military institutions==
{{main|British Armed Forces}}

* [[Royal Navy]]
** [[Royal Marines]]
** [[Royal Fleet Auxiliary]]
* [[British Army]]
** [[New Model Army]] (1645)
** [[Territorial KinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsparty nation is named, the treaty was most often invoked against [[England]]. In the early 1330s the [[French king]] [[Philip VI of France|Philip VI]] offered active military support to his ally during the [[Second War of Scottish Independence]], amongst other things providing a refuge for the infant [[David II]]. In 1346 David, who had returned home in 1341, invaded England to take the pressure off the French, recently defeated at the [[Battle of Crécy]], only to be defeated himself at the [[Battle of Neville's Cross]]. In 1421 , at the [[Battle of Baugé]], French and Scots forces defeated an English army, their first such reverse in open battle during the [[Hundred Years War]]. In 1429 Scots came to the aid of [[Joan of Arc]] in the relief of [[Orléans]]; many went on to form the [[Garde Écossaise]], the bodyguard of the French monarchy. Many Scottish soldiers chose to settle in France, although they continued to consider themselves Scots. In 1513 [[Louis XII]], under threat from [[Henry VIII of England|Henry VIII]], asked [[James IV]] to launch a diversionary attack on northern England. James complied, only to meet defeat and death at the [[Battle of Flodden]]. The alliance was finally ended by the 1560 [[Treaty of Edinburgh]]. By this time the Scots saw the Catholic French as a greater threat to their liberty than their fellow Protestants in England.

===English military alliances===
* [[Anglo-Portuguese alliance]] ([[1386]]-)

The Anglo-Portuguese Alliance between England (succeeded by the United Kingdom) and Portugal, signed in 1373, is the oldest alliance in the world which is still in force. Many times in history, this alliance has served England (and later Britain). This treaty largely influenced the British involvement in the [[Iberian Peninsula|Iberian]] [[Peninsular War]]. The last time that this treaty affected British history was during the 1982 Falklands War, when the facilities of the [[Azores]] were again offered to the British Royal Navy.

* [[Catholic League (Italian)|Holy League]] ([[1510]] to [[1513]])

* [[Triple Alliance (1668)|Triple Alliance]] ([[1668]])

The Triple Alliance of 1668 consisted of England, Sweden, and the Republic of the United Provinces (the Netherlands). It was formed to halt the vKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfs
The Triple Alliance of 1788 was an alliance between Great Britain, Prussia and the [[Republic of the United Provinces]] (the Netherlands) against France.
* [[Anglo-Japanese Alliance]] (1902-1923)
The Anglo-Japanese Alliance was signed in London on [[January 30]], [[1902]] by [[Lord Lansdowne]] (British Foreign Secretary) and [[Hayashi Tadasu]] (Japanese minister in London). The alliance was renewed and extended twice, in 1905 and 1911 before its demise in 1921. It officially

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'''The military history of the peoples of Britain''' is a long and varied topic, extending from the [[prehistoric]] and ancient historic period, through the [[Roman invasion of Britain|Roman invasion]]s of [[Julius Caesar]] and [[Claudius]] with the subsequent Roman occupation of most of the island; [[war]]fare in the [[Mediaeval]] period, including the invasions of the [[Saxon people|Saxons]] and the [[Viking]]s in the [[Early Middle Ages]], the [[Norman Conquest]] of blah blah blah jhdklagltgbfkhkgchjohxfkiphthe Americas|North America]]; and into the Modern period with the wars and against [[Napoleon]], the [[Crimean War]] and into the [[20th century]] with the [[Second Boer War|Boer War]], [[World War I]] and [[World War II]], the [[Cold War]] the [[Korean War]]; and, most recently, [[Northern Ireland]], the [[Falklands War]] and military operations in the [[Balkans]] and the [[Middle East]fgh;jofdjyupogykjhjitfjuiotfuyj98utji].
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===Prehistoric and Classical period===
* [[Roman conquest of Britain]] (43)rtutyi
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* [[Battle of Aylesford]] (4c55) Anglo-Saxons, Romano-Britons
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* [[Viking Britain|Viking invasions]] (793–1066)
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** [[Alfred the Greahmjt#Public life|Campaign of Alfred the Great]] (871–899)
*** [[Battle of Edington]] (878)vhkj
** [[Battle of Cdgjhannigfgchjnghtsjgchmon]] (878)g
** [[Battle of Ashingdjghfsdddon]] (1016)hj
** [[Battle of Fudjhjglford]] (1066)gc
** [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]] (1066)
* [[Norman Conquest t9uiftr634577658of England]] (1066)
** [[The Battle ofuihdgf Hastings]] 1066
* [[Rebellion of g1088]] - civil war
* [[The Anarchytiy]] (1135–1154) - civil war
* [[Battle otyf Renfrew]] (1164)
fch;uj;ire6u* [[Revolt of 1173-1174]] - civil war
* [[Third Crusade]]dfgsgsh (1189-1192)
* Richard shgsIshgfsh's warsdgassh in France
* [[Welsh uprising of 1211]]
* [[Battle of Bouvines]] (1214) - loss of Normandy
* [[First Barons' War]] (1215–1217) - civil war
* Henry III's war in France
* [[Battle of Largs]]
* [[Second Barons' War]] (1264–1267) - civil war
* [[Welsh Uprising (1282)|Welsh Uprising]] (1282) - civil war
* Edward I's war in France
* [[First War of Scottish Independence|The First War of Scottish Independence]] (1296–1328)
** [[Battle of Bannockburn]] (1314)
* Edward II's war in France
* [[Second War of Scottish Independence|The Second War of Scottish Independence]] (1332–1357)
* [[Hundred Years' War]] (1337 to 1453) against France
** War of Edward III (1337 to 1360) - victory
** War of Charles the Wise (1369 to 1396) - defeat
** War of Henry V (1415 to 1422) - victory
** War of Charles the Victorious (1428 to 1453) - defeat
* [[Wars of the Roses]] (1455–1485) - [[Richard III of England|Richard III]] was the last English king to die in combat - civil war

===Early Modern period===
* [[Italian Wars]] (1494 – 1559)
** [[War of the League of Cambrai]] (1511-1513)
** [[Italian War of 1521]] (1521-1525)
** [[Italian War of 1542]] (1542-1546)
** [[Italian War of 1551]] (1557-1559)
* [[Cornish Rebellion of 1497|Cornish Rebellion]] (1497)
* [[Anglo-Scottish Wars]] (1513; 1544-1551)
* [[Prayer Book Rebellion|Third Cornish Uprising]] (1549)
* [[Calais|Loss of Calais]] (1558) - then England's last continental possession
* [[Desmond Wars ]] (1569-1583)
* [[Anglo-Spanish War (1585)|Anglo-Spanish War]] (1585-1604)
* [[Nine Years War (Ireland)|Nine Years War]] (1594–1603)
* [[Eighty Years' War#Overseas assistance|Eighty Years' War]] (1598–1648)
* [[First Anglo-Powhatan War]] (1609–1613) - North America
* [[Second Anglo-Powhatan War]] (1622) - North America
* [[Anglo-Spanish War (1625)|Anglo-Spanish War]] (1625-1630) (As a small part of the Thirty Years' War)
* [[Anglo-French War (1626)|Anglo-French War]] (1626-1629)
* [[Wars of the Three Kinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsgdoms]] (1639–1651) - civil war
** [[Bishops Wars#First Bishops.27 War .281639.29|First Bishops' War]] (1639)
** [[Bishops Wars#Second Bishops.27 War .281640.29|Second Bishops' War]] (1640)
** [[Irish Rebellion of 1641|Irish Rebellion]] (1641)
** [[Irish Confederate Wars#The Confederate.E2.80.99s war - 1642-48|The Confederate’s War ]] (1642-1648)
** [[English Civil War]] (1642–1651)
*** [[First English Civil War]] (1642–1646)
]] (1806–1807)
** [[Anglo-Turkish war 1807-1809|Anglo-Turkish War]] (1807–1809)
** [[Anglo-Russian War 1807-1812|Anglo-Russian War]] (1807–1812)
** [[Gunboat War]] (1807–1814)
** [[Peninsular War]] (1808–1814)
** [[Hundred Days]] (1815)
* [[Kandian Wars|First Kandian War]] (1803–1804) - India
* [[Second Anglo-Maratha War]] (1803–1805) - India
* [[Vellore Mutiny]] (1806) - India
* [[Anglo-Dutch Java War]] (1810–1811)
* [[War of 1812]] (1812–1815)
* [[The Gurkha War|Anglo-Nepalese War]] (1814–1816)
* [[Kandian Wars|Second Kandian War]] (1815) - Sri Lanka
* [[Third Anglo-Maratha War]] (1817–1818) - India
* [[First Burmese War|First Anglo-Burmese War ]] (1823–1826)
* [[Upper Canada Rebellion]] (1837)
* [[Lower Canada Rebellion]] (1837)
* [[First Anglo-Afghan War]] (1839–1842)
**[[Battle of Ghazni]]
* [[First Opium War]] (1839–1842) - United Kingdom v China
* [[First Anglo-Sikh War]] (1845–1846) - India
* [[New Zealand land wars|New Zealand Wars]] (1845–1872)
* [[Second Anglo-Sikh War]] (1848–1849) - India
* [[Second Burmese War|Second Anglo-Burmese War ]] (1852)
* [[Crimean War]] (1854–1856) - United Kingdom, France, Turkey, and Piedmont-Sardinia v Russia
* [[Second Opium War]] (1856–1860) - United Kingdom and France v China
* [[Anglo-Persian War|Anglo-Persian War (1856–1857)]] - United Kingdom and Persia
* [[Indian rebellion of 1857|Indian Rebellion]] (1857)
* [[Pig War]] (1859) - United Kingdom v USA
* [[Anglo-Bhutanese War]] (1865)
* [[European influence in Afghanistan#The Second Anglo-Afghan War|Second Anglo-Afghan War]] (1878-1880)
* [[Anglo-Zulu War]] (1879)
* [[First Boer War]] (1880–1881)
* [[Gun War]] (1880–1881)
* [[Mahdist War]] (1881–1899)
* [[Third Burmese War|Third Anglo-Burmese War]] (1885–1887)
* [[Anglo-Zanzibar War]] (1896)
* [[Second Boer War]] (1899–1902)

===20th Century===
* [[Boxer Rebellion]] (1900) - United Kingdom, Austria-Hungary, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, USA, and China
* [[Anglo-Aro war]] (1901-1902) - Nigeria
* [[World War I]] (1914–1918) - United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Serbia, Italy, Russia, United States, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey
* [[Easter Rising]] (1916) - Ireland
* [[Russian Civil War]] (1918–1922)
* [[European influence in Afghanistan#Third Anglo-Afghan War and Independence|Third Anglo-Afghan War]] (1919)
* [[Anglo-Irish War]] (1919–1921)
* [[World War II]] (1939–1945)
** [[Pacific War|The Pacific War]] (1937–1945) United Kingdom, USA and China v Japan
** [[Anglo-Iraqi War]] (1941)
* [[Greek Civil War]] (1941–1949)
* [[Malayan Emergency]] (1948–1960)
* [[Korean War]] (1950–1953)
* [[Mau Mau Uprising]] (1952–1960)
* [[Modern history of Cyprus#Proposed Union with Greece|Cyprus Emergency]] (1955–1959)
* [[Suez Crisis]] (1956)
* [[Brunei Revolt]] (1962)
* [[IKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsKinwgtheupoisnhbyoimnghdjnkghlfjbhknjkghlxbhglxfghjklfgjhyfkhdsyutoinxuoyhfsvvndonesia-Malaysia confrontation]] (1962–1966)
* [[Aden Emergency]] (1963–1967)
* [[Troubles|Northern Ireland Troubles]] (1969-mid 1990s)
* [[Cod War|Cod War Confrontation]] (1975–1976)
* [[Falklands War]] (1982)
* [[Gulf War|The First Gulf War]] (1990–1991)
* [[Bosnian War|The Bosnian War]] (1995–1996)
* [[Kosovo War|The Kosovo War]] (1999)
* [[War on Terror| The Global War on Terror]] (2001)