Initial U.S. Army movements were little more than recycled tactics from the American Civil War. On the other side of the line, the Spanish troops ... Fifth Army Corps, at Santiago (1898, Hudson ...

Despite knowing that yellow fever was most likely to strike in the summer rainy season, the U.S. invaded Cuba on June 22, when the Fifth Army Corps ... When the Spanish-American War was declared ...

Treasure hunting in the remote woods led us to an astonishing discovery - a rare 1800s top hat and military relics from a Spanish-American War camp ... everything from badges, medals, and soldier ...

By 1870, the Artillery school at Fort Monroe had re-opened along with a new Signal Corps school for ... In 1898, the U.S. declared war on Spain beginning the Spanish-American War.

In fact, it was another war forty years earlier, a war that ended with America having an empire of its own stretching thousands of miles beyond its continental borders. The Spanish-American War ...

Despite knowing that yellow fever was most likely to strike in the summer rainy season, the U.S. invaded Cuba on June 22, when the Fifth Army Corps ... When the Spanish-American War was declared ...