Battle of Naco
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The <entity_1>, or the First <entity_1> due to a later siege was a <entity_6> of the <entity_0> between Constitutionalist forces and <entity_5> government forces. Rebel forces under General Alvaro Obregon defeated the <entity_5> Army garrison and captured <entity_4>. During the <entity_0>, <entity_4> was a heavily contested battleground. On <entity_2>, the federal <entity_5> General Pedro Ojeda evacuated Agua Prieta due to an advancing and overwhelming rebel army. General Obregon attacked <entity_4> from the southwest on <entity_3>; only the 300 federal troops remained to defend the town. A total of 260 federal <entity_5> troops surrendered to the American cavalry, fifty-six federals were wounded at <entity_4> and about 30 more troops died at the <entity_6>. On <entity_2>, Ojeda, his men, and the Yaquis were released from United States custody and went back to <entity_5>. <entity_4> would become a battlefield again during the <entity_0>. The famous Siege of <entity_4> in late 1914 and early 1915 became the longest <entity_6> of the war with 119 consecutive days of combat. The <entity_6> was fought between Villistas under Jose Maria Maytorena against General Obregon's garrison of <entity_4>.
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