The supply lines back to Buffalo were short and sweet, and it looked like American high commander ... a rallying cry for U.S. soldiers during the last year of the war, and it’s still the ...

Furthermore, the Filipinos had no desire to trade Spanish rule for American rule and violently resisted occupation by U.S. forces. The notably dirty Philippine-American War that followed from 1899 ...

The Buffalo Soldiers also fought overseas. In the Spanish-American War, they stood next to Theodore Roosevelt and his volunteer “Rough Riders” in the Battle of San Juan Hill in Cuba in 1898. Some of ...

Long famed, the Buffalo Soldiers were African-American troops whose regiments were the first comprised solely of all-black combatants. Evolving from the segregated units that saw action during the ...

Troops on the march, Spanish American War ... $20 million to annex the entire Philippine archipelago. The outraged Filipinos, led by Aguinaldo, prepared for war. Once again, MacArthur was thrust ...

The bodies were as black as buffalo and were all swollen ... that they were more afraid of Japanese soldiers than American soldiers at the end of the war. After they lost in the last organized ...