Battle of El Paso del Norte was a Mexican-American War engagement fought in New Mexico, 1846. It was a United States victory.
In December 1846, Colonel Alexander Doniphan's Missouri volunteers captured El Paso del Norte during the Mexican-American War, securing the strategic El Paso area for the United States. This victory was part of Doniphan's remarkable campaign from Missouri to Chihuahua and represented a significant advance into northern Mexico with minimal resistance.
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