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EventTPW-EVT-0055Subject or description

Continental Marines seize New Providence

Early in the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress desperately needed gunpowder, cannon, and naval stores to keep its rebellion alive. On March 3rd, 1776, a small American squadron under Esek Hopkins appeared off New Providence in the Bahamas, then a British-held island rich in military supplies. Continental Marines and sailors went ashore, captured the local forts, and hauled away barrels of powder and ordnanc

Recipient profileMOH-RC-000176Subject or description

Darrell Robins Lindsey

Darrell Robins Lindsey — Captain U.S. Army Air Corps World War II L'Isle Adam railroad bridge over the Seine River, France

Recipient profileMOH-RC-002976Subject or description

David Dixon Porter

David Dixon Porter — Captain U.S. Marine Corps Philippine Insurrection Cadacan & Sohoton rivers junction, Samar, Philippine Islands

Recipient profileMOH-RC-000757Subject or description

Frank Furness

Frank Furness — Captain U.S. Army U.S. Civil War Trevilian Station, Virginia, USA

Recipient profileMOH-RC-002895Subject or description

Henry Hogan

Henry Hogan — Private U.S. Army Indian Campaigns Cedar Creek, etc., Montana, USA

Recipient profileMOH-RC-002664Subject or description

Henry Shutes

Henry Shutes — Captain of the Forecastle U.S. Navy U.S. Civil War New Orleans, Louisiana, and Fort McAllister, Georgia, USA

Recipient profileMOH-RC-000763Subject or description

Isaac Gause

Isaac Gause — Corporal U.S. Army U.S. Civil War near Berryville, Virginia, USA