Winfield Scott faced bitter resistance from the Mexican Army at Chapultepec, on the edge of Mexico City. General Scott stormed the fortress on September, 13, 1847, winning the last battle of the Mexican-American war.
As an aside, Scott's brilliant operation to capture Mexico City was hailed by British heroes such as Wellington, as a extraordinary feat.
I think its at buena vista. I know it's defiantly not at Veracruz... wrong!^ chapultepec forsure c:
General Winfield Scott.
George washington
during the Mexican war
For the US it was Winfield Scott. For Mexico it was Santa Anna.
I think its at buena vista. I know it's defiantly not at Veracruz... wrong!^ chapultepec forsure c:
Winfield Scott faced bitter resistance from the Mexican army during the Siege of Veracruz in 1847, where his forces encountered strong fortifications and determined defenders. The battle was marked by intense bombardment and fierce fighting, but Scott's strategic planning and superior naval support ultimately led to the capture of the city. This victory paved the way for his advance toward Mexico City, where he would confront additional Mexican forces. The successful siege demonstrated Scott's military acumen and set the stage for further U.S. victories in the Mexican-American War.
General Winfield Scott.
during the Mexican war
George washington
during the Mexican war
For the US it was Winfield Scott. For Mexico it was Santa Anna.
Zachary Taylor used General Winfield Scott as the leader of the army.
General Winfield Scott commanded from Veracruz to Mexico City.
General Winfield Scott.
a creepy old guy
American General Winfield Scott (1786-1866)