16B "Cuban insurgents eager to re-enforce our troops after the landing near Daiquiri -- Ruins of round-house, burned by fleeing Spaniards, in background." 13C "Interior of the stone fort at Caney after the bombardment." (top left) 24B "Spaniards defending the fortifications at El Caney." More Photos and Illustrations Page 7 1C "Guard-relief in front of Govenor General's Palace, Havana." 21B "Spanish troops evacuating Santiago." 11C "The crack company of the crack regiment of Spanish Volunteers." Page 8 12C "Happy Spanish troops, after the surrender at Santiago, interviewing the American soldiers across the trenches." 17C "Spanish guerillas crowding up to the arsenal at Santiago to surrender their arms." 14C "Spanish Infantry on the march in Cuba." 7C "Group of insurgent officers at El Guayabal, near Havana." Page 9 17B "How the artful Spanish sharpshooter conceals himself." 15C "Principal street of Santiago -- during the siege." 16C "Spanish troops evacuating Santiago." Page 10 19B "The Seventh Regiment of regulars at the battle of El Caney. Inscription reads: With the 7th Infantry on the hill to the north of Caney July 1st." 20B "Cuban troops marching into Siboney to report to General Garcia and to aid the American soldiers." 22B "Raising the American flag over the intrenchments at Santiago." 23B "Heroic assualt of the 71st NY Volunteers at Santiago." Page 11 16B "Cuban insurgents eager to re-enforce our troops after the landing near Daiquiri -- Ruins of round-house, burned by fleeing Spaniards, in background." 13C "Interior of the stone fort at Caney after the bombardment." 24B "Spaniards defending the fortifications at El Caney." Page 12 15B "Cuban scouts carrying ammunition to the men on outpost duty." 3C (left) - "Outskins of Havana -- civil guard bringing in two insurgent pacificos prisoners to their chief." 6C "A typical insurgent -- 'it is the man behind the gun." Page 13 18B "How the Spaniards fought under cover -- they hid in trenches, behind barbedwire fences, where they could not be seen and could be reached only with great difficulty." 2C "Private of the Cuban Army in full uniform." Page 14 5C "Uniforms and types of our army and navy marines." 8C "Uniforms and types of the army -- Ninth NY Volunteer Infantry." Page 15 9C: "Uniforms and types of the Army and Navy -- a group of sailors." 10C "Uniforms and types of the Army and Navy -- officers of the volunteer engineers." Page 16 18C "The Battle of Coamo, sharpest engagement following the invasion of Puerto Rico." 30C "Uniforms and types of the Army and Navy, volunteer infantry." Back to The Heliograph #109 Table of Contents Back to The Heliograph List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1998 by Richard Brooks. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com