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The following units and commanders of the U.S. and Spanish armies fought at the Battle of San Juan Hill during the Spanish–American War on July 1, 1898.

Abbreviations used

Military Rank

United States V Corps at the Battle of San Juan Hill

Other

  • w = wounded
  • k = killed
  • m = missing

U.S.

V Corps

MG William R. Shafter

Headquarters

Division Brigade Regiments and Others

1st Division
     BG Jacob Ford Kent
     K-89, W-495, M-58 = 642[2]

1st Brigade


   BG Hamilton S. Hawkins, (w, July 2)

2nd Brigade


   Col Edward P. Pearson

3rd Brigade


   Col Charles A. Wikoff (k)
   Ltc William S. Worth (w)
   Ltc Emerson H. Liscum (w)
   Ltc Ezra P. Ewers

Cavalry Division (dismounted)
     BG Samuel S. Sumner[3]
     MG Joseph Wheeler
     K-46, W-329, M-0 = 375[4]

1st Brigade


   Ltc Henry Carroll (w)
   BG Samuel S. Sumner

2nd Brigade


   BG Leonard Wood[5]

Artillery

Light Artillery Battalion


   Maj John W. Dillenback

Siege Artillery Battalion[6]

   Cpt William Ennis

Attached Units[8]

Sibony Beachhead Garrison


   BG Henry M. Duffield

  • 9th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry - Col Fred B. Bogan
  • 8th Ohio Volunteer Infantry - Col Curtis V. Hard
  • 33rd Michigan Volunteer Infantry - Col Charles L. Boynton
  • 34th Michigan Volunteer Infantry - Col John P. Peterman
  • Battery E, 1st U.S. Artillery - Cpt Allyn Capron

Spanish

IV Corps

Gen Arsenio Linares[9] (w)
Gen José Toral y Velázquez

Division Brigade Regiments and Others

Santiago Division
     Gen José José Toral y Velázquez

1st Brigade
  • 1st Provisional Battalion of Puerto Rico
  • 4th Battalion Talavera Peninsular Regiment
  • 1st Battalion San Fernando Regiment
  • 1st Battalion Asia Regiment
  • 1st Battalion Constitution Regiment
  • 1st Battalion Cuba Regiment
  • 2nd Battalion Cuba Regiment
  • 1st Battalion Simancas Regiment

Manzanillo Division

Escario's Brigade
  • 3rd Alcantara Peninsular Battalion
  • 19th Puerto Rican Rifle Battalion
  • 1st Battalion Andalucia Regiment
  • 1st Battalion Isabella la Catolica Regiment
  • 2nd Battalion Isabella la Catolica Regiment
Attached Units
  • 1st Tercio of Guerrillas
  • 2nd Tercio of Guerrillas
  • 1st Cavalry Regiment
  • 6th Battery, 4th Mounted Artillery
  • 1st Battery, 5th Foot Artillery
  • Engineers and Sappers

See also

References

  1. ^ Wheeler was the senior most front line commander during the battle Santiago Campaign, 1898 by Joseph Wheeler
  2. ^ Kent's Official Report for July 1 Wheeler, Joseph The Santiago Campaign, 1898 p.67
  3. ^ Samuel S. Sumner was in temporary command of the division when the battle began as General Wheeler was ill. Wheeler returned to the front once the battle was underway. Longacre, Edward G. A Soldier to the Last: Maj. Gen. Joseph Wheeler in Blue and Gray: 2006 p.227
  4. ^ Wheeler, Joseph The Santiago Campaign, 1898 p.55
  5. ^ Nofi, Albert The Spanish–American War, 1898, 1997 p.149
  6. ^ Spanish–American War
  7. ^ Cullum, George Washington; Robinson, Wirt (1901). Biographical Register of the Officers and Graduates of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y.: From Its Establishment, in 1802, to 1890; with the Early History of the United States Military Academy. Vol. 4. Cambridge, MA: The Riverside Press. p. 417. ISBN 9780608429137. Retrieved June 21, 2023.
  8. ^ Konstam, Angus San Juan Hill 1898: America's Emergence as a World Power: 1998, p.92
  9. ^ Nofi, Albert The Spanish–American War, 1898, 1997 p.333