The United States soldiers, sailors, and marines, officers and men alike, in those distant climes and unusual surroundings, showed the same valor, discipline, and good conduct and gave proof of the same high degree of intelligence and efficiency which have distinguished them in every emergency.
William McKinley: “The United States soldiers, sailors, and marines, officers and men alike, in those distant climes and unusual…”
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McKinley praised the bravery and professionalism of U.S. military personnel during a foreign conflict.
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