Theodore Roosevelt's 'Rough Riders', 1898 (b/w photo)

United States of America With the start of the Spanish-American War, Theodore Roosevelt gives up his post as State Secretary in the Ministry of Marine and organized a Cavalry Regiment of volunteers, the so-called 'Rough Riders'. By winning battles in Cuba, he is known across the country as a symbol of military success of the United States. Here are shown officers of the regiment: 1. -Col. Theodore Roosevelt 2. ) Col. Wood 3. ) Maj. Dun 4. ) Maj. Brodie 5. ) Maj. Hearsy 6. ) Quartermaster Schweitzer 7. ) Adj. Hall 8. Carr 9. Hal Sayers 10. ) Capt. McClinstock 11. Patterson 12. ) Capt. Alexander 13. Nichols 14. ) Capt. Houston 15. ) Capt. Luna 16. ) Capt. Bruce 17. Weakley 18. ) Capt. Mueller 19. Griffin 20. ) Capt. Cury 21. Goodrich 22. Winchey 23. Wilcox 24. Greenway 25. ) Cap. 'Bucky' O'Neal 26. ) Capt. Franz 27. Ballard 28. Kelly 29. ) Capt. Capron 30. ) Adj. Keyes 31. ) Capt. McGinnis 32. Deveraux 33. ) Capt. Lleweeyn 34. ) Woodbury Kane 35. Green 36. ) Maj. Church, physician 37. ) Capt. Day 38. Haskell 39. Leahey 40. Ryning 41.). The mascot Josephine is a mountain lion. Theodore Roosevelt¢s 'Rough Riders', 1898