a group of African American soldiers were tasked with protecting vast stretches of land in the United States. These soldiers were known as the Buffalo Soldiers and a group of them helped protect ...

Meet America’s Buffalo Soldiers—some of the nation’s first park rangers. On a clear fall day in California in 1903, a group of soldiers and civilians, both African American and Caucasian, gathered in ...

In 1884, Second Lieutenant Charles Young became just the third African American to graduate from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Young distinguished himself as a soldier in the Ninth U.S.

The Buffalo African American Community has many stories ... Tuesday, February 7, 2023 – Freedom is Not Free: Letters from African American WWII Soldiers to Rev. Nash (pastor of the Michigan ...

Manley is among several Buffalo Soldiers buried at Tod Homestead ... The nickname soon became synonymous with all African-American regiments formed in 1866. Jones said he learned he had relatives ...

Here's how to contact us securely. The Central Coast has a long history of African American soldiers making a big impact on the local history. Buffalo Soldiers were some of the first African ...

making him the first African-American to be put in charge of a national park. Under Acting Superintendent Young's leadership, the Buffalo Soldiers kept the park free from poachers, and from the ...

Edward Nash, one of the Michigan Avenue pastors who was instrumental in founding the local NAACP and the Buffalo Urban ... the graves of the 14 African American Civil War soldiers buried there ...

The first retired military African-Americans to come to Colorado were former "Buffalo Soldiers" - black cavalry regiments who ... exhibit coordinator for the Black American West Museum. The 1860 ...

The accepted viewpoint of the day was that African American soldiers were not equally capable as -- and would require more intensive leadership than -- their white counterparts. Furthermore ...