Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders, 1898

With the start of the Spanish-American War, Theodore Roosevelt gives up his post as State Secretary in the Ministry of Marine and organized a Cavalry Regiment of volunteers, the so-called Rough Riders'. By winning battles in Cuba, he is known across the country as a symbol of military success of the United States. Here are shown officers of the regiment: 1.) Lt.-Col. Theodore Roosevelt 2.) Col. Wood 3.) Maj. Dun 4.) Maj. Brodie 5.) Maj. Hearsy 6.) Quartermaster Schweitzer 7.) Adj. Hall 8.) Lt. Carr 9.) Lt. Hal Sayers 10.) Capt. McClinstock 11.) Lt. Patterson 12.) Capt. Alexander 13.) Lt. Nichols 14.) Capt. Houston 15.) Capt. Luna 16.) Capt. Bruce 17.) Lt. Weakley 18.) Capt. Mueller 19.) Lt. Griffin 20.) Capt. Cury 21.) Lt. Goodrich 22.) Lt. Winchey 23.) Lt. Wilcox 24.) Lt. Greenway 25.) Cap. Bucky O'Neal 26.) Capt. Franz 27.) Lt. Ballard 28.) Lt. Kelly 29.) Capt. Capron 30.) Adj. Keyes 31.) Capt. McGinnis 32.) Lt. Deveraux 33.) Capt. Lleweeyn 34.) Woodbury Kane 35.) Lt. Green 36.) Maj. Church, physician 37.) Capt. Day 38.) Lt. Haskell 39.) Lt. Leahey 40.) Lt. Ryning 41.). The mascot Josephine is a mountain lion

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