Army of Occupation

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The Army of Occupation was a United States military force commanded by General Zachary Taylor that spearheaded early American operations in the Mexican–American War.

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Army of Occupation canonical 3
U.S. Army of Occupation 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army field army
military formation
associatedWithEvent U.S. occupation of disputed Texas territory
associatedWithPerson James K. Polk
commander Zachary Taylor
conflict Mexican–American War
country United States of America
formedFor operations against Mexico
garrisonedNear Rio Grande
historicalSignificance helped secure early U.S. victories in the Mexican–American War
militaryBranch U.S. Army
linked to: United States Army
notableCommander John E. Wool
William J. Worth
notableEngagement Battle of Buena Vista
Battle of Monterrey
Battle of Palo Alto
Battle of Resaca de la Palma
operatedIn Texas
northern Mexico
opponent Mexican Army
partOf United States Army
precededBy U.S. forces on the Texas frontier
role spearheaded early American operations in the Mexican–American War
theater Northern Mexico campaign
timePeriod 1840s

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Battle of Palo Alto USArmyUnit Army of Occupation
Battle of Buena Vista notableUnit U.S. Army of Occupation
linked to: Army of Occupation
Battle of Monterrey hasParticipant U.S. Army of Occupation
linked to: Army of Occupation
Battle of Resaca de la Palma USArmyUnit Army of Occupation
Battle of La Angostura USArmyFormation Army of Occupation