- The
mambises were the
guerrilla independence soldiers who
fought for Cuba's
independence from
Spain in the Ten Years' War and
Cuban War of Independence...
- anti-materiel
rifle designed and
manufactured in Cuba. It was
named after the
Mambises, who were
rebel soldiers that
fought against the
Kingdom of
Spain during...
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families of
Mambises,
killing them
immediately or
sending them en m****e to
concentration camps on the island.[citation needed] The
Mambises fought using...
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conventional approach,
favored by
Thomas Jordan and others. He gave the
Cuban mambises their most
feared tactic, the "machete charge." On
October 25, 1868, during...
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manigua (the
woods and most
thick countryside) in
order to
support the
Mambises, as
Cuban rebels were
known in the 19th century. The
Maceos enlisted as...
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leaders Antonio Maceo Juan Rius
Rivera Vidal Duc****e
Colonel Granados Strength 1,000
Mambises 2,000
Infantry Casualties and
losses Unknown Around 500...
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Eastern Cuba to
reclaim Bayamo,
while enduring ongoing har****ment from the
mambises of Camagüey. Once his
march crossed through the
territory of Camagüey,...
- The
revolutionaries were far outnumbered. The
rebels were
often called mambises. The
origin of this term is disputed. Some
suggest it may have originated...
- Contramaestre. The
column was
armed with
swords and
bayonets while the
mambises carried mostly machetes, pitchforks, and
other farming tools. Due to the...
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Ignacio Mora Lt. Martín
Loynaz Lt. José
Recio Betancourt Lt.
Francisco Arteaga Piña Lt.
Manuel Agramonte Porro Unknown Strength 70+
mambises Unknown...