French Foreign Legion Tribute Tee — Battle of Camarón

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French Foreign Legion Tribute Tee — Battle of Camarón "Last Stand"Sixty Five Against Two Thousand. They Did Not Surrender. April 30, 1863. Camarn, Mexico. Captain Jean Danjou and 64 Legionnaires of the French Foreign Legion faced an enemy force of nearly 2,000 Mexican infantry and cavalry. Outnumbered thirty to one, they fought from a crumbling hacienda until their ammunition was gone and then they fixed bayonets and charged. Only three survived. None surrendered. The Battle of Camarn is not just a military

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