Tarlac campaign

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Was a military campaign by the United States of America in the Philippine-American War.

Chronology

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November 1899: Brig. Gen. Frederick D. Grant, son of former US President Ulysses S. Grant, captured Subic Bay in 1899 during the Philippine-American War.
November 1899: Bayambang and Pangasinan were occupied by U.S. forces.
November 1899: U.S. forces reached Dagupan on November 20.
November 1899: American troops of General Arthur MacArthur’s division storm into Tarlac, the last capital of Filipino guerrillas.
November 1899: American troops of General Arthur MacArthur’s division storm into Tarlac, the last capital of Filipino guerrillas.
November 1899: U.S. forces reached Dagupan on November 20.
November 1899: Bayambang and Pangasinan were occupied by U.S. forces.
November 1899: American troops of General Arthur MacArthur’s division storm into Tarlac, the last capital of Filipino guerrillas.
November 1899: Bayambang and Pangasinan were occupied by U.S. forces.
November 1899: U.S. forces reached Dagupan on November 20.
November 1899: Bayambang and Pangasinan were occupied by U.S. forces.
November 1899: U.S. forces reached Dagupan on November 20.
November 1899: American troops of General Arthur MacArthur’s division storm into Tarlac, the last capital of Filipino guerrillas.
November 1899: Brig. Gen. Frederick D. Grant, son of former US President Ulysses S. Grant, captured Subic Bay in 1899 during the Philippine-American War.

Fredriksen, J.C. (2008): Chronology of American Military History, Facts On File, p.1516