Mackenzie's Raiders

Colonel Mackenzie of the 4th Cavalry Regiment receives secret orders from the President to stop Mexican bandits from crossing the Rio Grande River.

An outlaw gang attacks as Mackenzie is ready to capture a renegade Apache chief.

Mackenzie must outwit criminals that have gained control of a Gatling gun.

A crooked Native American agent encourages young braves to attack settlers, but Mackenzie needs proof before he can take action.

Colonel Mackenzie uses a heliograph to coordinate his troops in an ambush of ammunition-raiding marauders.

Mackenzie must rescue the general's daughter from an outlaw camp before he realizes she's missing from Fort Clark.

A Mexican emissary is kidnapped and held hostage in response to an outlaw's sentencing.

Mackenzie is arrested for crossing the Mexican border while chasing some federales.

Mackenzie plots to expose Andy Wheeler for lying about a woman's death.

Mackenzie's troops must prevent renegades from filtering across the Mexican border, causing Dubois' supply wagons to be attacked.

While suffering from cholera, Mackenzie must recapture the vital medical supplies needed to save the troops.

Mackenzie tries to make peace with both Chief Quanah Parker and Chief Running Bear.

Mackenzie goes undercover to infiltrate an outlaw gang, and ends up attacking his own supplies.

The captured son of an Apache chief would rather stay with his adoptive Native American parents than return to his frontier family.

After a flood reroutes the Rio Grande, Mackenzie must choose whether to help a rancher being attacked by outlaws on the Mexican side of the river.

A gambler is killer ranchers and buying their land cheaply at auction.

Mackenzie lends support to a program to teach Comanches to become farmers.

Mackenzie is wounded during an ambush, and is hidden from the outlaws by benevolent ranchers.

A former American general attempts to overthrow the Mexican government, and Mackenzie must capture the traitor.

Mackenzie must rescue a young mother from bandits in Mexico so she can testify before the U.S. Senate.

Joe Topanga returns to Fort Clark as the first member of his tribe to receive a formal education, but accidentally takes part in a robbery.