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BanditWar

1910–1918

The Bandit War, an interstate war between the United States and Mexico from 1910 to 1918, resulted in around 100 deaths.

OUTCOME
DECISIVE VICTORY A
Era
1910–1918
SIDES
2
⚔ CONFLICT INTERSTATE WAR

BanditWar

⚔ Mexican Revolution · 1910–1920 is part of this war
United States
VS
Seditionistas Carrancistas Mexico
Start: 01.01.1910 End: 01.01.1918 Duration: 8 years 2 days Participants: 2 countries
Overview
Sides
Chronology
Outcomes
01 / Overview
Bandit War
Date
1910–1918
Type
interstate war
Duration
8 years 2 days
Participants
United States Mexico
Outcome
decisive victory a
Parent War
Mexican Revolution
02 / Sides
Belligerents 2 participants
United States United States Primary
VS
Mexico Mexico Primary
03 / Outcomes
Outcome & Human Cost
🏆Decisive Victory — Side A
Side / CountryMilitaryCivilianDisplaced
Mexico300350—
FIRST DEFENSE DEALS AFTER WAR 20 deals
Year Weapon / Product Seller Buyer Type Value
1920 Curtiss CT United States United States new-build —
1921 Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless United States United Kingdom new-build —
1921 Fokker PW-5 — United States new-build —
1921 Zeppelin-Lindau D.I Germany United States evaluation —
1921 Fokker C.I Kingdom of the Netherlands United States new-build —
1921 Fokker T.II — United States new-build —
1924 Heinkel HD 17 Germany United States evaluation —
1924 Deodoro-class coastal defence ship Brazil Mexico second-hand —
1925 Douglas O-2 United States United States new-build —
1927 Douglas T2D United States United States new-build —
1927 Douglas T2D United States United States new-build —
1929 O2U-4 Corsair United States Mexico new-build —
1929 O2U-4 Corsair United States Peru new-build —
1929 O2U-4 Corsair United States Cuba new-build —
1929 O2U-4 Corsair United States Japan new-build —
1929 O2U-1 Corsair United States Mexico new-build —
1929 O2U-1 Corsair United States Cuba new-build —
1929 Vought O2U Corsair United States Mexico new-build —
1929 Vought O2U Corsair United States Cuba new-build —
1929 Vought O2U Corsair United States Japan new-build —
📚 Sources
  1. Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP)
  2. Correlates of War (CoW) project
  3. Official archives and academic literature