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Mormon Battalion, Its History and Achievements
by B. H. Roberts
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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012 - ADDENDA The Battalion's Monument
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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011 - Anecdotes
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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010 - The Subsequent Distinction Achieved by the Battalion's Commanding Officers
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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009 - The Battalion in the Perspective of Seventy-Three Years
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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008 - Record of the Battalion in California
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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007 - The Battalion in California
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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006 - The March of the Battalion From the Colorado to the Pacific Ocean
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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005 - The March of the Battalion From Santa Fe to the Mouth of the Gila
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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004 - The March of the Battalion From Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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003 - Advantages and Disadvantages in the Call of the Battalion
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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002 - The Call of the Battalion
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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001 - The March of the Battalion Compared With Other Historical Marches
Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of the Mormon Battalion, the longest military march in history. This unique unit stands out as the only religious group in U.S. military history to serve in federal service, entirely composed of volunteers from one faith and bearing a religious title. In 1847, after being uprooted from their homes in Nauvoo, Illinois, the Mormons were in Iowa when the U.S. Army called for 500 volunteers to support the Mexican-American War. From July 1847 to July 1848, the battalion embarked on a challenging trek of nearly 2,100 miles, traveling from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to San Diego, California. Their arduous march and dedicated service played a crucial role in the cession of significant territory from Mexico to the United States, including the Gadsden Purchase of 1853. Discover the inspiring story of resilience and sacrifice that defines the Mormon Battalion. - Summary by Wayne Cooke
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