| 词条 | Battle of Casas Grandes |
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|conflict=Battle of Casa Grandes |partof=the Mexican Revolution | image= Location Nuevo Casas Grandes.png | image_size = 250 |caption=Casas Grande in Chihuahua. |date=March 6, 1911 |place=Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, Mexico |coordinates= |result=Mexican victory |combatant1={{flagicon|Mexico|1893}} Maderistas |combatant2={{flagicon|Mexico|1893}} Mexico |commander1=General Francisco Madero |commander2=Colonel Agustín A. Valdez Colonel Samuel G. Cuellar |strength1=~600 rebels[1] |strength2=~1,100 infantry, cavalry, 2 artillery pieces |casualties1=58 killed, unknown wounded, 41 captured |casualties2=37 killed, 60 wounded }}{{Campaignbox Mexican Revolution}} The Battle of Casas Grandes was fought in March 1911 between the federal Mexican Army loyal to President Porfirio Diaz and rebels under Gen. Francisco Madero. Rebel forces attacked the town of Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, but were driven back by the federal garrison. BattleFrancisco I. Madero was leading a rebel army of about 600 troops when he attacked Casas Grandes. Several of Madero's men were in fact American citizens from the border states.{{Citation needed|reason=Source extremely needed since the United States military was actively stopping and arresting any potential filibusters near the American-Mexican border|date=March 2019}} The garrison included just over 500 infantry who were commanded by Col. Agustín A. Valdez of Mexico's 18th Battalion. Gen. Madero and his men attacked the federal positions in Casas Grandes at 5:00 am. Fighting lasted for just over two hours until 7:15 am, when another Mexican government column of 562 men reinforced the already engaged 500 troops. With the reinforcing federals were two mortars, which were quickly put into use. The battle continued for several hours more as the federals and rebels repulsed each other's counter-attacks. By 5:00 pm the battle was over when Gen. Madero ordered the retreat of his forces. The Mexican garrison lost 13 men killed in the battle and another 23 wounded. The reinforcing column lost 24 men and 37 injured, including their commander, Col. Samuel G. Cuellar. Both Gen. Madero and Col. Cuellar were wounded. The rebels lost 58 killed and an unknown number of wounded and 41 captured. Of the rebel casualties, 15 of the dead were Americans, along with 17 of the captured. AftermathIn addition to casualties, the rebels lost about 150 horses, 153 mules and 101 firearms. Madero blamed his scouts for his defeat at Casas Grandes. He later issued a statement saying that it was his scouts' inability to detect the reinforcing federal column that led to the defeat. All of the scouts were subsequently hanged under Gen. Madero's orders. See also
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4 : History of Mexico|Battles involving Mexico|Battles of the Mexican Revolution|March 1911 events |
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