Add to ORKGThe American trenches dug during the investment of Santiago were reconstructed in the early 1900s as part of the commemoration of the site. They were dedicated in 1928 during the 30th battle anniversary by the United Spanish American War Veterans National Encampment held in Cuba that yea
Photograph showing a float of the United Spanish War Veterans in the Northwest Territory Sesquicente...
The image shows the view the Spanish soldiers had from their entrenchments below El Viso fort toward...
This monument to the soldiers of Spain was placed on San Juan Heights during the 1998 centennial of ...
Reconstructed American entrenchments on San Juan Heights. These trenches were dug by the American tr...
The monument pictured honors the U.S. soldiers fallen in the war against Spain in 1898 at San Juan H...
The plaque on the monument at El Viso commemorates the battle fought there and at El Caney. The plaq...
Photograph showing mass graves dug for American soldiers in Cuba during the Spanish American War and...
Bulletin for a reunion of Spanish-American War veterans returning to Havana, Cuba as part of the Uni...
A filled feature, likely a Spanish defensive trench from the battle of El Viso and El Caney. Around ...
America declared war on Spain in April 1898. One hundred and twenty men enlisted in Company B , 3rd ...
"In the tracks of American Soldiers August 13, 1898 in taking the city of Manila PE. Scenery at Ft. ...
Photograph of the Siege of Santiago site showing the "24th Infantry Intrenchments" and camp near El...
Relic Spanish naval torpedo fired at a U.S. Navy ship during the Battle of Santiago Bay. The relic i...
On May 14, 1917, the United States set in motion a plan for swiftly enlarging the size of the milita...
In Cuban colonial historiography remained the traditional tendency of trying to deepen the national ...
Photograph showing a float of the United Spanish War Veterans in the Northwest Territory Sesquicente...
The image shows the view the Spanish soldiers had from their entrenchments below El Viso fort toward...
This monument to the soldiers of Spain was placed on San Juan Heights during the 1998 centennial of ...
Reconstructed American entrenchments on San Juan Heights. These trenches were dug by the American tr...
The monument pictured honors the U.S. soldiers fallen in the war against Spain in 1898 at San Juan H...
The plaque on the monument at El Viso commemorates the battle fought there and at El Caney. The plaq...
Photograph showing mass graves dug for American soldiers in Cuba during the Spanish American War and...
Bulletin for a reunion of Spanish-American War veterans returning to Havana, Cuba as part of the Uni...
A filled feature, likely a Spanish defensive trench from the battle of El Viso and El Caney. Around ...
America declared war on Spain in April 1898. One hundred and twenty men enlisted in Company B , 3rd ...
"In the tracks of American Soldiers August 13, 1898 in taking the city of Manila PE. Scenery at Ft. ...
Photograph of the Siege of Santiago site showing the "24th Infantry Intrenchments" and camp near El...
Relic Spanish naval torpedo fired at a U.S. Navy ship during the Battle of Santiago Bay. The relic i...
On May 14, 1917, the United States set in motion a plan for swiftly enlarging the size of the milita...
In Cuban colonial historiography remained the traditional tendency of trying to deepen the national ...
Photograph showing a float of the United Spanish War Veterans in the Northwest Territory Sesquicente...
The image shows the view the Spanish soldiers had from their entrenchments below El Viso fort toward...
This monument to the soldiers of Spain was placed on San Juan Heights during the 1998 centennial of ...