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- Captain Allyn K. Capron (1871–1898) was the first United States Army officer to die in the Spanish–American War. (en)
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- Plate of Allyn K. Capron from The Rough Riders, 1899 (en)
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- I think he was the ideal of what an American regular army officer should be. He was the fifth in descent from father to son who had served in the army of the United States, and in body and mind alike he was fitted to play his part to perfection. Tall and lithe ... a first-class rider and shot. ... He looked what he was, the archetype of the fighting man. [His] mastery of his art was so thorough and his performance of his own duty so rigid that he won at once not merely their admiration, but that soldierly affection ... (en)
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- Captain Allyn K. Capron (1871–1898) was the first United States Army officer to die in the Spanish–American War. (en)
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