In the mid- and late 1800s, the Buffalo Soldiers were all-black cavalries and regiments deployed to patrol and protect what would eventually become America's national parks. Their moniker was said ...

The herds weren't able, however, to weather the influx of white settlers pushing west in the early 1800s ... there were no more buffalo in the state. They were killed by soldiers after the ...

Going back to the 19th Century, just after the Civil War, the “Buffalo Soldiers” were the first ... but they couldn’t ride the stagecoach." Despite those challenges, they forged the path ...

LAWTON, Okla.--Lawton and Army officials unveiled a Buffalo Soldier statue Sept. 21, which paid tribute to black Soldiers who served in the frontier Army in its westward exploration in the late 1800s.

official uniforms and equipment from the 1800s. Joined by members of the Sheriffs’ Posse atop their horses and the Solano County Master Gardeners, the event marked the Buffalo Soldiers’ fourth ...

The history of the Buffalo Soldiers, the all-black unit stationed on Fort Huachuca in the late 1800s through the turn of the 20th century, is the topic of a van tour Saturday in Sierra Vista.