Mexican Naval Infantry

Mexican naval infantry developed around the protection of ports, ships, naval installations, and coastal interests, rather than simply duplicating the army’s inland role. During the revolutionary era, the navy and its personnel operated amid changing governments, interventions, and regional conflict. Amphibious duties, guard service, and cooperation with naval vessels formed parts of a varied institutional history. Mexico’s experience was shaped by its own revolution rather than participation as a European belligerent. The port of Veracruz became a particularly important focus during the American intervention of 1914. Mexican naval cadets helped resist the American landing at Veracruz in April 1914. Lieutenant José Azueta became a prominent figure in national remembrance of the fighting around the naval school.

Finish and color

Supplied unpainted and printed in the selected color. Choose from the available product color options.

Tabletop use

Suitable for period-appropriate custom scenarios in Global War 1914, Global Empires, and compatible Axis & Allies games. Use suitable scenario or house rules for unit statistics and any technology upgrades. This piece does not supply additional game rules.

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