The San Juan Hill Campaign and the Santiago Siege
A veteran observer recalls the July 1 1898 advance toward Santiago de Cuba, the Aguadores fords, and the hard marching conditions. He details improvised camps, disease, rough terrain, and the opening shelling of El Caney, San Juan Hill, and the assault routes, with vivid notes on officers, troops, and the road to victory.
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