ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – On August 12, 1898, an armistice brought an end to the Spanish-American War. This war saw the service of “Rough Riders” and many came from New Mexico.

Although Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt won prominent press coverage with his Rough Riders in their attack in the Spanish-American War just over a century ago, Jerome Tuccille’s military history ...

The sickening slaughter was picked up by the American ... “Rough Riders” who invaded the island. “I killed a Spaniard with my own hands,” TR later screeched. “Look at those damn Spanish ...

Each year on Memorial Day, Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C., becomes the stage for the National Memorial Day Parade—the largest Memorial Day event in t ...

The most pivotal battles of the Spanish–American War were fought in July ... Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders and the Black soldiers of the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments captured San ...

"The Rough Riders' assault at Kettle Hill put America ... but the soul of America." After the Spanish-American War, Roosevelt served as president between 1901 and 1909. He made Sagamore Hill ...

Theodore Roosevelt became a national hero after leading a voluntary cavalry, the Rough Riders, in the Spanish-American War. After, the former assistant naval secretary served as New York governor ...

The Rough Riders still parade proudly down the ... attacked and captured San Juan Hill in Cuba during the Spanish-American war in 1898. The larger-than-life American hero, just 39 years old ...

The Spanish-American War is little remembered in part because President McKinley ... The Buffalo Soldiers, the 9th and 10th Cavalry, held the far-right flank beside Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, the 1st ...

On a small triangle of land at the southern-most end of the Brunswick Mall stands a nearly forgotten monument to a nearly forgotten war ... s “Rough Riders” became legendary in American ...