The+Mexican+War

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J.J.-D.H.-Fought from 1846-1848. After 1845 annexation of Texas. Mexico didn't recognize Texas's succession and attempted to force it back to Mexican control. After the War the US had control of CA, NV, and Texas, as well as the Rio Grande Border.

D.C.- There is still not a federally-funded memorial to those who fought in the U.S.-Mexican War. The Aztec Club of 1847 was founded in Mexico City at the time the American Army occupied that capital during the Mexican War. Its original members represent most of the major figures of the Mexican War and a significant group of those whose fame would come fifteen years later as leaders of the Union and Confederate armies in the Civil War.[|(Source)]

C.S- B.D: People: John D Sloat Battle: Siege of Veracruz [|Picture] Guns: Model 1841 [|Picture] Equipment: Forge Cap [|Picture]

N.T.D. people: John L. O'Sullivan Battle: Battle of Chino Weapon:     [|SMOOTH BORE - SIGNAL CANNON] Equipment:Mexican War Canteen