Locations prominent in this battle included Kozlowski's Ranch and Raton Pass.
Locations prominent in this battle included Kozlowski's Ranch and Raton Pass. One commander during this battle was informed of a supply train by Manuel Chaves and drove five hundred horses away from Johnson's Ranch, forcing the enemy to retreat. The campaign prior to this battle intended to access gold and silver mines and included the Battle of Valverde. During this battle, Charles Pyron commanded a regiment of Texans and Henry Hopkins Sibley attempted to take Fort Craig prior to this battle. William Scurry commanded one force during this battle along the Pecos River. During this battle, a force under John Slough and John Chivington held a position in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains southeast of Santa Fe. For 10 points, name this "Gettysburg of the West," an 1862 battle in New Mexico that ended Confederate excursions into the American Southwest.
Locations prominent in this battle included Kozlowski's Ranch and Raton Pass.
Battle of {Glorieta Pass}