FULL VERSION – War for Apachería – Fighting With the Federal Government in the 1870’s

In recognition of Indigenous People’s day, I’m publishing the full 40+ minute long version of this episode publicly.

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The war for Apachería and the entire southwest, started in the 1500’s with Spanish colonialism and first contact with the Conquistadors. That war ultimately turned into war with Mexico, but culminated into a battle for existence against the US military, Mexico, and American settlers after the Mexican-American war ended with the Treaty of Guadalupe.

In this video we discuss some of that history, the people who fought on both sides, the gear they used and then demonstrate some of it with competitive live fire demonstrations.

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