The Battle of Nipe Bay on July 21, 1898, was an engagement of the Spanish–American War. The battle was fought in Nipe Bay, Cuba, by four United States...

Nipe Bay (Spanish: Bahía de Nipe) is a bay on the northern coast of Cuba in Holguín Province, part of the former Oriente Province. It is part of the municipalities...

the Americans sunk two Spanish ships at Nipe Bay. The Americans also tried to land at Mani-Mani, which was west of Havana, but were repulsed by the Spanish...

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July 3–17, 1898 Siege of Santiago July 18, 1898 Third Battle of Manzanillo July 21, 1898 Battle of Nipe Bay July 23, 1898 Battle of Rio Manimani 1898–1934...

the Caribbean 18 July Third Battle of Manzanillo 21 July Battle of Nipe Bay 1900 Battle of the Taku Forts – Eight-Nation Alliance bombards and captures...

Battle of Nipe Bay: The U.S. Navy gunboats USS Annapolis and USS Topeka, the auxiliary cruiser USS Wasp, and the armed tugboat USS Leyden enter Nipe Bay...

and conspicuous conduct on July 21, 1898, during the Battle of Nipe Bay. Commanding Leyden, part of a squadron that included the USS Annapolis, USS Topeka...

July 3–17, 1898 Siege of Santiago July 18, 1898 Third Battle of Manzanillo July 21, 1898 Battle of Nipe Bay July 23, 1898 Battle of Rio Manimani 1898–1934...

Machine "whether his influence encouraged the involvement of an English force at the battle of Nicopolis in 1396" Belhatem, Romaissa, and Fatima Maameri...

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anchor inside the bay. After a brisk exchange of fire, the Americans bested the Spanish warship in the resulting Battle of Nipe Bay, and she began to...

the Jorge Juan, abandoned by her crew, in the Battle of Nipe Bay. Following the capture of the Bahia de Nipe littoral, Topeka steamed to Key West with dispatches...

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Spanish sloop Jorge Juan in Nipe Bay, Cuba, in the Battle of Nipe Bay. She also fought at the Battle of Fajardo the night of 8–9 August, bombarding enemy...

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on the USS Topeka during the Spanish–American War, fighting in the Battle of Nipe Bay. He earned the Sampson Medal for service during that war. He went...

Krivosheev 1997, p. 262. Glantz & Orenstein 1999, p. 28. Nipe 2011, p. 443. Encyclopedia of World War II, No. 37 p. 665 Willmott p.188 Frieser 2007, p...

American forces ashore. On 8 August, she left Veracruz and set a course for Nipe Bay, Cuba, and from there steamed to New York, where she entered the Navy Yard...

de Nipe. During a second voyage in 1494, Columbus passed along the south coast, landing at various inlets including what was to become Guantánamo Bay. With...

German), vol. 22, Berlin: Duncker & Humblot, pp. 160–161; (full text online) Nipe, George M. (2011). Blood, Steel and Myth—The II. SS-Panzer-Korps and the...

Regiment. The regiment then sailed as a part of the 1st Provisional Marine Brigade to Nipe Bay on the northern coast of Cuba and helped quell the revolt. Vogel...

at Guantanamo Bay, broken up by a port visit to Kingston, Jamaica (14-15 February). Reports of a Soviet submarine tender off Bahia de Nipe, Cuba, resulted...