War in Cuba

First-Hand Accounts

Background: The Cuban Revolution of 1895-98

Winston Churchill in Cuba as an Observer in 1895

The U. S. Coast Guard's Pre-War Role in Stopping the Arms Flow into Cuba

Senator Redfield Proctor's Speech on the Cuban Reconcentration Policy

Gen. Calixto Garcia's Official Report of the War In Cuba

Naval Battle of Santiago ||| Regimento de Infanteria "Constitucion" Nº 29

The Difficulties in the Formation of the Vth Corps History

The Legendary Advance of Escario's Column

The Taking of Guantanamo (as told by War Correpondents)

Black Participation in the Spanish American War

The U.S. Army Transport System and the Troops They Carried

The 4th U.S. Infantry ||| The 6th Missouri Volunteer Infantry

The 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry

The 9th U.S. Infantry ||| The 10th Cavalry Regiment

The 22nd U.S. Infantry ||| 161st Indiana Volunteer Infantry Band

Regimiento de Infanteria “Principe” No. 3

Talavera Battalion, Peninsular, NR 4

Regimiento de Infanteria "America" Nr. 14

Regimento de Infanteria "Constitucion" Nº 29

Regimiento de Infanteria “Leon” No. 38

Regimiento de Infanteria “Isabel la Catolica” No. 75

The Spanish Order of Battle in Cuba ||| The U.S. Order of Battle

The Cruise of the OREGON

The Sinking of the MERRIMAC ||| The Santiago Surrender Document

The Flag of the Havana Volunteer Cavalry

James Lovegrove Marlin sends a letter home...written on a banana leaf!

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