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The Philippines, 1896-1902
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Due the lack of artillery, the Tagalog insurgents used a wide array of obsolete or improvised guns called lantakas.
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Spanish infantry skirmishing, campaign dress
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Spanish infantry command group in action, 1896 Equipment
Spanish infantry firing/loading 1896 Equipment
Spanish infantry skirmishing, 1896 Equipment
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Filipino infantry command group, Spanish native troops
Tagalog insurgent command group
Filipino infantry charging, Spanish native troops/Tagalog insurgents
Filipino infantry skirmishing, Spanish native troops/Tagalog insurgents
Tagalog insurgents with firearms
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US Federal Infantry advancing
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Tagalog insurgents with bolos
Tagalog insurgents with mixed weapons
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Krupp Md1896 75 mm Spanish mountain gun
US M1897 3.2" (80mm) gun aiming
US M1897 3.2" (80mm) gun firing
US Gatling Gun
Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler and ADC
Spanish infantry command group in combat
Mounted Spanish colonel
US Infantry/Cavalry command group advancing
US Mounted colonel
US Dismounted Cavalry/Rough Riders command group
US Dismounted Cavalry/Rough Riders advancing
US Dismounted Cavalry /Rough Riders skirmishing
Lt. Gen. Arsenio Linares and ADC
Theodore Roosevelt mounted
Brig. Gen. Henry W. Lawton and ADC
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