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killed the Indians that escaped
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How many soldiers go on one delta force mission How many soldiers go on one navy seal mission?
It is unknown how many soldiers go on a Delta Force missions. It is unknown how many people go on a Navy Seal mission. It all depends on what the mission is.
What was the fight in a mission where no Texas soldiers survived?
the alamo.
Did soldiers live in the Santa Cruz mission?
yes
What where the roles of the soldiers in the San Buenavetura mission?
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What did soldiers do at mission San Jose?
killed the Indians that escaped
What did soldiers do at mission san antonio de padua?
what did soldiers do at mission san Antonio de Padua
What is the purpose of presidio soldiers?
Presidio soldiers' duties were to support Mission Dolores by controlling Indian workers in the Mission, and also farming, ranching, and hunting in order to supply themselves and their families.(wikipedia)
What kind of duties did the Spanish soldiers do in the San Diego mission?
There 5-6 soldiers per mission and they didn't do much. Many of them raped the Native American women and beat the mission Native Americans. They were not well liked and were considered dangerous for the most part.
What did soldiers do at the San Rafael Mission?
they went into battle with freakin enemies
What was the role of the Spanish soldiers on mission Santa Clara?
When the mission was part of the Mexico mission system there were no Spanish soliders. As a part of Spain Spanish soliders were not stationed there.
What do the soldiers do at the Missions?
Each mission had a group of soldiers assigned by the Spanish governor. They had been sent with the padres to establish a new mission and they were to protect the mission and padres. A group of 4-6 were assigned to a mission under the command of a corporal known as an escolta. Their barracks were separate from the mission. Most of the mission soldiers were given several horses and a mule and there were no horses in California until the Spanish brought them. Many of the young men who were sent to California as soldiers did not like being so far from home and didn't like the cold, damp, and dark quarters they were given. Supplies were low and ammunition was in short supply and they often didn't get along with the padres. The soldiers also felt it was below them to do any work at the mission so they often committed crimes against the Native Americans who were forced to live at mission once they accepted Christianity.
Who built Mission San Francisco de Asis?
I don't really know , gosh
