war, 17 engagements
Battles of the Spanish–American War
The atlas places 17 engagements of the Spanish–American War (1898): 12 battles and 5 naval actions across 4 present-day countries, most in Cuba (11), United States (3), Philippines (2). The most widely documented: Battle of Manila Bay.
Engagements by year
The war in time order
Commanders 6 with pages
Joseph Wheeler 2 engagements
Henry Ware Lawton 1 engagements
Wesley Merritt 1 engagements
Arthur MacArthur Jr. 1 engagements
Emilio Aguinaldo 1 engagements
Antonio Luna 1 engagements
Engagements by date
| Date | Engagement | Place | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1898 | Capture of Guam | Guam | American victory |
| 25 April 1898 | Action of 25 April 1898 | Cuba | Spanish victory |
| 1 May 1898 | Battle of Manila Bay | Manila Bay, Philippines | American victory |
| 8 May 1898 | First Battle of Cárdenas | Cárdenas, Cuba | American victory |
| 11 May 1898 | Battle of Cienfuegos | Cuba | Spanish victory |
| 6 June 1898 | Battle of Guantánamo Bay | Guantánamo Bay, Cuba | American-Cuban victory |
| 1898 | Second Battle of San Juan | United States | American victory |
| 1898 | Battle of Las Guásimas | Santiago de Cuba, Cuba | Retreat of both armies. |
| 1898 | Third Battle of San Juan | United States | Inconclusive; Successful Spanish resupply mission; Blockade runner... |
| 30 June 1898 | First Battle of Manzanillo | Manzanillo, Cuba | Spanish victory |
| 1 July 1898 | Battle of San Juan Hill | San Juan Hill, Cuba | American victory |
| 1 July 1898 | Battle of El Caney | El Caney, Cuba | American Pyrrhic victory |
| 1898 | Second Battle of Manzanillo | Manzanillo, Cuba | Spanish victory |
| 1898 | Third Battle of Manzanillo | Manzanillo, Cuba | American victory |
| 21 July 1898 | Battle of Nipe Bay | Nipe Bay, Cuba | American victory |
| 8 August 1898 | Battle of Fajardo | Fajardo, United States | Spanish victory |
| 13 August 1898 | Battle of Manila | Manila, Philippines | Filipino-American victory |
Engagements are the Wikidata records placed within the Spanish–American War (or a campaign of it) that carry coordinates; actions without coordinates are not shown.