On April 23, 1899, U.S. forces under General Lawton engaged Filipino insurgents at Quingua (now Plaridel) in Bulacan, routing the Filipino forces while U.S. Colonel John M. Stotsenburg was killed in action.
As an early, bloody engagement in the Philippine–American War, the battle highlighted the fierceness of the conflict, resulted in the loss of a U.S. regimental commander, and influenced subsequent U.S. military operations and public debate over the war.
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