Ekspedisi Pancho Villa

Ekspedisi Pancho Villa
Bagian dari Revolusi Meksiko, Perang Perbatasan
Kartun karya Clifford Berryman menampilkan tindakan Amerika saat ekspedisi tersebut
Tanggal 14 Maret 1916[1] – 7 Februari 1917 Lokasi Negara bagian Chihuahua, Meksiko Hasil Tujuan Amerika gagal Penarikan Amerika Serikat pada 1917.
Pihak terlibat
Amerika Serikat	Villistas Carrancistas
Tokoh dan pemimpin
John J. Pershing	Pancho Villa Alvaro Obregón
Kekuatan
c. 10,000	c. 500 (Villistas) 22,000 (Carrancistas)
Korban
15 tewas 28 luka-luka 3 menghilang[2][n 1]	Villistas: 169 tewas 115+ luka-luka 19 ditangkap Carrancistas: 82 tewas 51+ luka-luka[2][3]

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Jenderal John J. Pershing di kampnya di Colonia Dublán, mempelajari tatanan tertelegrafi

Pancho Villa mengenakan bandoliers di depan sebuah kamp pemberontak

Templat:Serial Woodrow Wilson Ekspedisi Pancho Villa—yang sekarang resmi dikenal di Amerika Serikat sebagai Revolusi Meksiko,^[4] namun aslinya disebut sebagai "Ekspedisi Punitif, Angkatan Darat AS"^[1]—adalah sebuah operasi militer yang dilakukan oleh Angkatan Darat Amerika Serikat melawan pasukan paramiliter revolusioner Meksiko Francisco "Pancho" Villa dari 14 Maret 1916, sampai 7 Februari 1917, saat Revolusi Meksiko tahun 1910–1920.

Ekspedisi tersebut diluncurkan dalam membalas serangan Villa di kota Columbus, New Mexico, dan merupakan peristiwa paling diingat dari Perang Perbatasan. Tujuan ekspedisi yang dideklarasikan oleh pemerintahan Wilson adalah penangkapan Villa.^[5] Meskipun berhasil mengalahkan badan utama dari komando Villa, yang bertanggung jawab atas serbuan di Columbus, pasukan AS tak dapat meraih tujuan utama yang dinyatakan Wilson dalam menghindarkan pelarian Villa.

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