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Write the most important thing in this text: Other countries adopted the rifle in more limited quantities. The United States ordered 10,000 rifles firing the .30-40 Krag cartridge for the Spanish-American War, but it ended before they reached the front. These rifles were marked "U.S." on the receiver ring and had a stock and handguard similar to those of the M1895 Lee Navy, including the short 21 cm knife-bayonet. Many pieces are stamped with the marking "K.S.M.", initials of weapons inspector Kelly S. Morse. One hundred of these rifles were supplied to the 33rd Volunteer Infantry Battalion for combat testing during the Philippine-American War. The test report was ready on December 25, 1899 and declared that the Krag–Jørgensen was much better for military use. The remaining 9,900 rifles were sold to the M. Harley Company, most of these were sent to Cuba in 1906. Some of these rifles reached Mexico, where they were widely accepted among Pancho Villa's troops during the Mexican Revolution.<end_of_turn>
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Das Wichtigste war der Philippinisch-Amerikanische Krieg.<end_of_turn><eos>