Company 'A', corps of engineers, U.S.A., 1846-'48, in the Mexican war
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An engineer officer provides a firsthand narrative of raising and training a newly authorized company of engineer soldiers and their field service during the Mexican War, describing enlistment and instruction, detention on the Rio Grande, marches to Victoria and Tampico, the amphibious landing and siege works at Veracruz including cutting the city aqueduct, reconnaissance and emplacement of batteries and trenches, subsequent operations from Puebla through Churubusco to the capture and occupation of Mexico City, the company's time in the capital and return to West Point, and appendices recording promotions and historical extracts.
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