Tampico Affair
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Military history of Mexico
Military history of the United States
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Tampico Affair
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1914
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Veracruz, Veracruz
,
Mexico
esult
Bombardment and temporary occupation of the city
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United States of America
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Mexico
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unknown
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2 dead, 70 wounded
126 dead, 122 wounded
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The
Tampico Affair
occurred in April
1914
, when drunken
U.S. Marines
from the
USS
Dolphin
were arrested in the
Mexican
city of
Tampico, Tamaulipas
. President
Woodrow Wilson
then ordered U.S. forces to bombard the Mexican port city of
Veracruz, Veracruz
, and occupy the city, in hopes of destabilizing Gen.
Victoriano Huerta
's government.
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