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Texas within the Army, and the Texas National Guard have represented Texas and America

in conflicts across the globe.

Over the course of its history, Texas forces participated in battles around the world.

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Republic of Texas Period

► Battle of San Jacinto (04 1886) - Web Site

► Fannin Battleground State Historic Site (03 1836), Fannin

Mexican-American War Period

► Battle of Palo Alto (05 1846) Battlefield, Brownsville

► Battle of Resaca de la Palma (05 1846), Brownsville

War Between The States Period

(a.k.a. The Civil War)

► Battle of Sabine Pass I (09 1862) - Web Site

► Battle of Galveston (10 1862) - Web Site

► Battle of Vicksburg (12 1862), Vicksburg, MS

► Battle of Galveston (01 1863) - Web Site

► Battle of Sabine Pass II (09 1863) - Web Site

► Battle of Palmito Ranch (05 1865) - Web Site

► Texas Brigade - 1st Texas Regiment - Army of Northern Virginia

► Texas Brigade - 4th Texas Regiment - Army of Northern Virginia

► Texas Brigade - 5th Texas Regiment - Army of Northern Virginia

► Texas in the Civil War - Texas Historical Commission Brochure

Western Expansion Period

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Spanish American War Period

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Mexican War Period

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World War I Period

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World War II Period

► 36th Infantry Division in World War II:

• Naples-Foggia, Italy

  • ► Salerno

  • ► Naples

  • ► Million Dollar Mountain

  • ► Mt. Lungo

  • ► San Pietro-Mt. Sammucro

  • ► Rapido River

• Anzio, Italy

  • ► Mt. Artemisio

  • ► Velletri

  • ► Liberation of Rome

  • ► L Bracciano

  • ► Civitavechia

  • ► Grosseto-Piombino

• Southern France

  • ► Invasion at Riviera

  • ► Draguignan

  • ► Rhone Valley

  • ► Liberated Villages: Castellane, Digne, Disteron Gap, Grenoble

  • ► Montlimar

  • ► Liberated Lyons

  • ► Doubs River and Vesoul

  • ► Lietil

  • ► Moselle Bridgehead

  • ► Remiremont

  • ► Bruyeres

  • ► Vosges - "Lost Battalion" rescued by the 442nd Regimental Combat Team (Nisei)

• Rhineland, Germany

  • ► Selestat

  • ► Ribeauville

  • ► Roschwihr

  • ► Bitche

  • ► Bischwiller

  • ► Haguenau

  • ► Herrlisheim

  • ► Moder River

  • ► Siegfried Line

  • ► Bitschoffen

  • ► Schweigen

  • ► Rechtenback

  • ► Landsberg Concentration Camp

• Ardennes-Alsace, France

  • ► Kaiserslautern

• Central Europe

  • ► Bad Tolz

  • ► Itter Castle at Kufstein, Austria (War's end)

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