Missourians of the

Spanish American War

U.S. troops entering entering the newly liberated city of Havana, Cuba. The women at front left are putting finishing touches to the Cuban flag of the revolution against Spain. This illustration is from a mural in the Missouri State Capital in Jefferson City.

Monument in Kansas City, erected in 1902 by the United Spanish American War Veterans. "To commemorate the valor and patriotism of the men who served in the war with Spain, Philippine Insurrection, and China Relief Expedition 1898-1902."

• History and Roster of the Missouri Volunteers, Battery A (From St. Louis, Mo.)

Missouri Related Spanish American War External Links:

• Annotated Bibliography by St. Louis Public Library

• Co. E, 1st Missouri Vol. Infantry Roster

• Co. E, 6th Missouri Vol. Infantry Roster

• Missouri Recipients of Federal Spanish American War Service Medal

• Missouri Recipients of the Army Spanish American War Service Medal

• Diary of  Aubrey L. Whetton, Co. E, 1st Missouri Vol. Infantry

• Diary of M.A. J. Schuster Jr., 6th Mo. Vol. Infantry

• Photo of Co. C, 6th Mo. Vol. Infantry

Spanish American War Links:

• The Spanish American War Centennial Website

• The Rough Riders Muster-Out Roster

• The U.S. Army in the War With Spain

• The World of 1898: The Spanish American War Homepage

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