by W Hilary Coston. 1899. 224p

The report details the military operations conducted by Troop I in an area overrun by bandits, where murder and rapine were common. Despite the failures of the rural guard to capture the leaders of these marauders, Troop I successfully tracked them to their lair, engaged in battle, and captured several leaders within a month, completing the clean-up in approximately three weeks. The governor of the island commended the regiment for their prompt and effective actions in driving out the bandits.

Additionally, the report highlights the bravery and determination of the soldiers during their campaign, as they faced numerous challenges, including difficult terrain and enemy fire. Officers and men worked together to overcome obstacles, demonstrating heroism and a commitment to their mission. The report concludes with a note of appreciation for the support received from the governor and the camaraderie among the troops, as they shared stories of their experiences in Cuba.