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- Q4872530 subject Q6979192.
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- Q4872530 abstract "The Battle of Telpaneca was an engagement fought during the United States occupation of Nicaragua in 1927.At about 1:00 am on September 19, a force of around 200 rebel troops, loyal to Augusto César Sandino, attacked the small garrison of Telpaneca under the command of Marine First Lieutenant Herbert S. Keimling. Keimling's garrison included twenty men of the 5th Marines and a force of twenty-five Nicaraguan National Guardsmen. The first sound of the fight occurred when a rebel soldier tossed an improvised explosive at the marine barracks but it exploded without hurting anyone and only served to alert the sleeping garrison. Not long after the bombing the rebels opened up with rifle fire while the garrison was still dressing themselves. The rebels then charged the barracks under cover of fog but were beaten back by accurate fire. At that point the battle was a skirmish in which both sides engaged at a further range until about 2:30 am when the fog began to lift. The rebels then began collecting their dead and wounded and within another half hour the fighting had ceased. Keimling estimated the loss of the enemy to be twenty-five killed and twice as many wounded while sustaining one marine killed in action, a second who died of wounds and one Nicaraguan guard who was seriously wounded.Sandino lost one of his "generals" with the death of Salgado, and this latest defeat in a string of defeats, forced Sandino to adopt a guerrilla war.".
- Q4872530 causalties "1 wounded".
- Q4872530 causalties "2 killed".
- Q4872530 combatant "23pxSandinistas".
- Q4872530 date "1927-09-19".
- Q4872530 isPartOfMilitaryConflict Q2304042.
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- Q4872530 place Q2216981.
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- Q4872530 result "American-Nicaraguan victory".
- Q4872530 strength "21marines".
- Q4872530 strength "25guards".
- Q4872530 strength "~200militia".
- Q4872530 thumbnail 5th_Marines_in_Nicaragua.jpg?width=300.
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- Q4872530 casualties "1".
- Q4872530 casualties "2".
- Q4872530 combatant "23".
- Q4872530 commander "Herbert S. Keimling".
- Q4872530 conflict "Battle of Telpaneca".
- Q4872530 date "1927-09-19".
- Q4872530 partof "the Occupation of Nicaragua, Banana Wars".
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- Q4872530 result "American-Nicaraguan victory".
- Q4872530 strength "21".
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- Q4872530 strength "~200 militia".
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- Q4872530 comment "The Battle of Telpaneca was an engagement fought during the United States occupation of Nicaragua in 1927.At about 1:00 am on September 19, a force of around 200 rebel troops, loyal to Augusto César Sandino, attacked the small garrison of Telpaneca under the command of Marine First Lieutenant Herbert S. Keimling. Keimling's garrison included twenty men of the 5th Marines and a force of twenty-five Nicaraguan National Guardsmen.".
- Q4872530 label "Battle of Telpaneca".
- Q4872530 depiction 5th_Marines_in_Nicaragua.jpg.
- Q4872530 name "Battle of Telpaneca".