Apache scouts org
Summary: Group of scouts led by Al Sieber at Fort Apache.
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recruited_from
cited from Scouting for the Bluecoats: Navajo and Apache Scouts in the U.S. Army, 1873-1911 (2023)
Documents the role of Native American scouts in the U.S. Army's campaigns in the Southwest,
including Apache scouts recruited from the Warm Springs and Chiricahua bands. Covers their service
at Fort Apache, Fort Bayard, and other posts, their motivations, and their treatment afte…
cited from Scouting for the Bluecoats: Navajo and Apache Scouts in the U.S. Army, 1873-1911 (2023)
Documents the role of Native American scouts in the U.S. Army's campaigns in the Southwest,
including Apache scouts recruited from the Warm Springs and Chiricahua bands. Covers their service
at Fort Apache, Fort Bayard, and other posts, their motivations, and their treatment afte…
served_in
U.S. Army campaigns in the Southwest
cited from Scouting for the Bluecoats: Navajo and Apache Scouts in the U.S. Army, 1873-1911 (2023)Documents the role of Native American scouts in the U.S. Army's campaigns in the Southwest,
including Apache scouts recruited from the Warm Springs and Chiricahua bands. Covers their service
at Fort Apache, Fort Bayard, and other posts, their motivations, and their treatment afte…
stationed_at
cited from Scouting for the Bluecoats: Navajo and Apache Scouts in the U.S. Army, 1873-1911 (2023)
Documents the role of Native American scouts in the U.S. Army's campaigns in the Southwest,
including Apache scouts recruited from the Warm Springs and Chiricahua bands. Covers their service
at Fort Apache, Fort Bayard, and other posts, their motivations, and their treatment afte…
cited from Scouting for the Bluecoats: Navajo and Apache Scouts in the U.S. Army, 1873-1911 (2023)
Documents the role of Native American scouts in the U.S. Army's campaigns in the Southwest,
including Apache scouts recruited from the Warm Springs and Chiricahua bands. Covers their service
at Fort Apache, Fort Bayard, and other posts, their motivations, and their treatment afte…
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Scouting for the Bluecoats: Navajo and Apache Scouts in the U.S. Army, 1873-1911 ↗
McPherson, Robert S. · 2023 · book · rights_reserved · details