Colonel Taylor saw the first major action of the campaign.

He then plots to confront Colonel Taylor and put an end to the assassination program once and for all.

It is led by Colonel Taylor and Master Sergeant Aguilera.

Colonel Taylor landed during the most crucial and threatening period of the invasion operation.

Without hesitation, unmindful of the snipe and machine gun fire which was sweeping the beach, Colonel Taylor began to reorganize the units.

While continuously exposed to this murderous fire, Colonel Taylor never slackened in his efforts in directing and coordinating the attack.

It was purchased from Colonel Taylor's widow in 1850 by the British Museum.

"I really do blame this on the city leadership," Colonel Taylor said.

Colonel Taylor died before his amnesty hearing.

Colonel Taylor ordered all available tanks into action against this point at 11:00.