Photos and illustrations illuminating the lives of Buffalo Soldiers during the Philippine-American War are currently on display in Swem Library’s Botetourt Gallery as part of an exhibit organized by ...

"The Buffalo Soldiers hold a special place in our history, leading and serving despite racism," said Rockland Legislator Toney Earl.

The 24th, one of the regiments of so-called “Buffalo Soldiers,” as they ... volunteered for service in the Philippines during the Spanish-American War. Batteries A and B of the Utah Volunteers ...

look at the “Buffalo Soldiers,” the Black Regulars between the Civil War and World War I. Older books on these troops have dealt primarily with their service on the plains, in Cuba, in the Philippines ...

On Friday at 7:00 PM there will be a screening of an army recruitment film called The Black Soldier and a discussion ...

Steffon Jones, a Youngstown historian and Civil War reenactor ... Jones said American Plains Indians who fought against the soldiers referred to the black cavalry troops as “Buffalo Soldiers ...

The Buffalo Soldiers, African American military regiments formed after the American Civil War, left a legacy of service in ...

Going back to the 19th Century, just after the Civil War, the “Buffalo Soldiers” were the first African American army regiments in the U.S. Peacetime Army, with four stationed out of Fort Davis.

Also honored and recognized in a county joint proclamation was the late James Harden Daugherty, a long-time Silver Spring ...

Fort Concho will celebrate Buffalo ... soldiers at Fort Concho were African American, starting in 1869 up to 1885. Black men had served in the American armed forces since the Revolutionary War ...