Afghanistan wasn't America's longest war; It was the Apache Wars
The United States' true longest military conflict was one fought in Arizona and throughout Arizona and the North American Southwest over the course of 38 years.
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The United States' true longest military conflict was one fought in Arizona and throughout Arizona and the North American Southwest over the course of 38 years.
Betrayal Led To A Decade Of Warfare With The Apache By Alexandra Simon/Feb. 6, 2021 1:53 pm EDT The life and death of Apache Chief Cochise would be one of the defining moments of the tribal group's history. The Apache lived and spanned throughout what's modern-day Arizona, Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Northern Mexico. During westward expansion, white settlers and Native Americans across the U.S. were routinely at war with each other. This meant the Apache found themselves being pushed and challenged by not only by American soldiers, but Mexicans, too. Cochise himself headed the Chiricah...