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s squadron engaged in naval operation against the
Filipinos during and after the 1898 Battle of Manila against the Spanish. At the beginning of the Philippine–American War in February 1899, several American warships supported the occupation of the Philippine Islands. At the same time, the
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from 1899 until its disbandment in 1902. American naval forces operated by sending landing parties ashore and by providing them with naval gunfire support. From 1899 to 1902, the squadron conducted several missions against the
Filipinos.
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in force. Five of the six hostile forts were captured and destroyed, over 200 Koreans were killed and dozens of cannons were captured. Although the
Americans won a military victory, the Koreans refused to sign a trade treaty until 1882.
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in June 1900, where they bombarded
Filipino forces while U.S. Army troops attacked their fortifications. In a bloody frontal assault the American troops were repulsed and the Filipinos won the battle.
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along with two cascoes, and later took the
Filipino gunboat, which the Filipinos reportedly had disarmed so that they could use her guns on land, without a fight.
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and three gunboats to a place near Santa Cruz to find another former
Spanish gunboat which was being used by the Filipinos; during the ensuing
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on 2 November 1899. She sustained heavy damage, and her crew abandoned ship and escaped to the nearby island where they made camp.
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and sailors ashore. Only minor skirmishing occurred on land because the
Filipinos retreated and burned the town as they left.
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by Boxer rebels. An international force including U.S. Marines and U.S. Navy sailors of the
Asiatic Squadron slowly
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was disbanded. Vessels of the squadron were primarily involved in matters relating to
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government that shipwrecked
American sailors would be safely treated should they become stranded in Korea.
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stationed in East Asia during the latter half of the 19th century. It was created in 1868 when the
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from the Spanish without resistance, beginning the American possession of the island.
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troops and operated together with United States Navy forces. In mid-April 1899,
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bombarded the fort until it was silenced and on 10 June 1871, the expedition
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supported the operation which led to the capture of the Filipino general
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Successive Commanders-in-Chief of the Asiatic Squadron were as follows:
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in 1900. At the time, Peking was home to many foreigners who were under
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on 11 February 1899, and, on 22 February 1899, a landing party from
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and routed the Filipinos there. Later that day, the gunboats
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s launch was sent out for help and, after ten days of being
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In the summer of 1899, American gunboats started patrolling
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fleet in the Philippines, and effectively took control of
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leading a column of cruisers, painting by Francis Muller.
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and covered the landing of 2,500 American troops there.
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steamed into Subic Bay and destroyed the battery in the
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and reported the incident to headquarters. In response,
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On 20 June 1898, the Asiatic Squadron protected cruiser
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The Asiatic Squadron defeating the Spanish fleet in the
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Admiral George Dewey, commander of the squadron at the
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U.S. Navy squadron positioned in East Asia (1868–1902)
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assisted land forces in capturing the Filipino rebel
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of U.S. Marines and sailors landed and took control.
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Military units and formations of the Boxer Rebellion
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1035:Illustration of RADM Joseph S. Skerrett from
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872:Asiatic Squadron gunboats took part in the
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570:The Asiatic Squadron participated in the
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1393:Yangtze Patrol: The U.S. Navy in China
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1118:Alexander Mosely Pennock
1104:Enoch Greenleafe Parrott
535:in June 1898 during the
1606:South Atlantic Squadron
1591:North Atlantic Squadron
1469:Chesapeake Bay Flotilla
1242:Commodore/Rear Admiral
1232:Commodore/Rear Admiral/
1227:Frederick V. McNair Sr.
1218:Commodore/Rear Admiral
1176:Commodore/Rear Admiral
1051:, as he appears at the
979:China Relief Expedition
969:China Relief Expedition
572:Philippine–American War
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560:Philippine–American War
1611:South Pacific Squadron
1596:North Pacific Squadron
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1494:New Orleans Squadron
1220:Charles C. Carpenter
1076:John R. Goldsborough
1069:( – 11 January 1868)
1049:Battle of Manila Bay
922:. Later the gunboat
855:On 7 November 1899,
720:and another gunboat
686:Battle of Santa Cruz
537:Spanish–American War
500:Battle of Manila Bay
493:Spanish–American War
392:Spanish–American War
386:Spanish–American War
367:following engagement
268:Officers and men of
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1576:Bering Sea Squadron
1555:West India Squadron
1474:East India Squadron
1150:Thomas H. Patterson
1097:Thornton A. Jenkins
1055:in Washington, D.C.
636:. In October 1899,
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231:East India Squadron
1442:United States Navy
1213:Joseph S. Skerrett
1171:Joseph S. Skerrett
1127:Robert F. R. Lewis
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818:Battle of Olongapo
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1581:European Squadron
1295:Korean Expedition
1265:Frederick Rodgers
1192:George E. Belknap
918:in March 1901 at
881:auxiliary cruiser
874:Battle of Mabitac
742:piece during the
277:Korean Expedition
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1157:John M. B. Clitz
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1083:Stephen C. Rowan
1039:, 2 January 1897
916:Emilio Aguinaldo
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