What a fitting tribute. My junior high school principal, Mr. Clark (or Clarke) had been a black NCO in the 10th US Cavalry at Camp Lockett, Campo, CA. How I now regret not spending every afternoon taking notes and learning from him. Thank you for preserving their history.

Is that Judge Joe Brown at the beginning? Great Tribute! Love that dude’s show. He’s a no-nonsense, old-school, disciplinarian judge. We need more of those in America!

My 3rd great grandfather was one & after he left the Calvary he stayed in Fort Davis Texas & purchased land & had a family until his death in 1923

Thank you for posting! Great viewing this Memorial Day!

I know him...he's from Houston..I've been to the old and new museums..it's very informative, interactive, and one of the great hidden history of Black men in the military, like the Red Tails

I was assigned to the Electronic Proving Grounds at Fort Huachuca, the home of the Buffalo Soldiers.

My uncle Ivan Stewart jr was a painter, he used to paint portraits of Buffalo soldiers and thus lead to my curiosity Praise My uncle for opening my eyes

Amazing how deep and interwoven we are with this brutal story of the Americans and we're still standing amazing

When i think of Brave Patriots that built this country, The Buffalo soldier is surely on that list. No matter what color, race, or creed these wonderful men deserve to be remembered. Thank You For Your Service to all The Buffalo Soldiers. You are not forgotten.🇺🇸

Thank you for uploading this it was very informative

That's Judge Joe Brown ✊🏾

Rip Uncle CSM Curtis D Womack May 27 1931- June 9 2019

Great narration Joe Brown . Completely Enjoy.

Great historical documentary, love the history

great info on history Thank you

Great documentary

Great production!

Thanks for the knowledge!

EXCELLENT! R.I.P. Buffalo Soldiers, they were truly American Heroes and 1 Heroine! Shalom!

The Buffalo Soldiers Cavalry and Massachusetts Regiments from the Civil War are very important part of American history❤

They are American Heroes!!! God Bless All of them and their awesome families🙏🙏🙏. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

What a fantastic job! Whoever these reenactors are, they are amazingly accurate (brown denim canteen covers, Hardee hats... fantastic!). How Judge Brown is able to ride a Tennessee Walker (01:32) and still maintain a steady speaking voice is likewise amazing, haha! Thank you for such a wonderful production.

Burnette, is a last name on the Ft Apache Reservation, we got a lot of our last from the buffalo soilders

Thank You 1stSgt!

🇺🇸🙏🏾A MIGHTY REGIMENT🙏🏾🇺🇸

This is before bullet proof vests so these are true warriors. No casualties

History, the one they hide. Set it free.

Thank you Judge, exceptional,...........dlc

thanks for the video. Is not bad to remember the past, but in the past it lacked everything and today there is everything in 2020. the past will never be better than a good future, in medicine, technology

What a wonderful video on the military accomplishments of Blacks in the 1800s. Well acted and narrated. Can I secure your permission to use this video in my history class for Black History Month?

Right on judge brown

The Buffalo Soldiers are a great part of US Army history. The Army had black troopers post Civil War but really didn't want them. Military necessity saw them posted in the West and they proved themselves. The Army was reduced in size and had a much reduced budget.

the truth, long overdue

very proud to be African, big huurra to this boys, salute

1862 to 1865 United States Colored Troops USCT/US Army 18 Medal of Honor Awards. US Navy 9 Black Medal of Honor Awards 1 US Navy Award Rescinded due to desertion.

so cool

Is that judge jo brown?

Man that gentleman in the beginning was definitely pushing the limits of his petticoat buttons

Cool

thank you for this, a piece of history, swept under the carpet. but, the carpet wears out if you wait long enough

I hear Barry Corbin from Lubbock doing the narration

Great Americans

Love much infro

Is that Judge Joe Brown

We need to learn about the history of the Buffalo Soldiers

Fighting for the right to be considered by former enslavers to be pleased with them and recognized as citizens.

The story is undermined by the usual mistakes. Judge Joe Brown is a great judge who should been have appointed to the US Supreme Court by Obama. His hat has an officers' cord. When an officer removed his coat he could be mistaken for an E-1.The 12:22)The Congressional Medal of Honor is a civilian award created around 1960. 14:15) Two First Sergeants. 14:39) A few .44 caliber 1858 Remington New Model Army. A few .44 1858 Colts, AKA the 1860 Army Model. 1859 Colt patent for a shoulder stock. 19:28) Daytime and the bugler is playing reveille ? 21:40)LT Colonel(O-5) G.A. Custer was not demoted. He was a Brevet Major General, Officer Pay Grade O-4. After Appomattox, his militia cavalry division was disbanded and he left a major.Brevet rank became more of a honorary title from April 1865. His Brevet Major General shoulder straps would only be worn on formal military gatherings. Same for all other brevet officers. Brevet O-7s & O-8s all had branch of service stripes on the pants legs. Commissioned Flag Officers had none. Look at the pictures. 31:35)He is holding a .45 1873 Colt Cavalry Model with a 7.5 inch barrel. The .45 1873 Sheriffs' Model P(eacemaker) was 4.75 inches to 5.5 inches. Sgt. Stance was said to have 10 privates with him. Back then there was only 4 to a platoon + 4 corporals and 32 troopers. 32:07) The books that I have read state that H.O. Flipper was Class of 1881. The correct shoulder straps were shown. At the time, First LieuTenants wore the "butterbar". 36:55) Militia units could decide what uniforms to be worn. They picked what equipment was used. The Infantry unit's boots here are from either the 7th New York National Guard Regiment(The first and only one until 1863) or the 2nd Miss. Militia Infantry Regiment. They both wore gray uniforms with black leg, rank and cuff stripes. The officers shoulder straps had black centers instead of light blue. 39:50) When the Rough Riders reached San Juan Hill, the 10th was there.They were playing dodge ball with a few 75mm French guns and maybe some 37mm Hotchkiss Gatlin style artillery. Colonel Roosevelt gave their Officer Commanding (OC), a LT Col. a choice of coming along or to get out of his way.

Some good brave men in those regiments. Salute!

The initial narrator looks like Judge Joe Brown.

Martin Luther King day viewing is Outstanding.Buffalo Soldiers 🇺🇸 ⭐️ 🇺🇸 ⭐️ 🇺🇸 ⭐️ 🇺🇸 ⭐️ 🇺🇸

That looks like Judge Joe Brown

Respect!

Buffalo soldiers, without their mamas prayers to our heavenly father they would’ve made it Into tomorrow’s.

Free is not freedom,we are yet still in our captivity in 2022

86 hours without water! My God!!

Can anyone tell me the name of the song at 39:27 that the band was playing?

Ok, I see you Judge Joe Brown

They were surrounded by water all they had to do was know where to look and how to get it.

That horse doesn't like Joe Brown..obvious.

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More truth to come

Least we forget>>>>>>history is and always cruel

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Judge joe Brown???

How come Holluwood never made movies about these people?

Wait isn't that judge joe brown ?

The actors are too heavy. They need to be thin to portray the Calvary men who were 170 lbs or less and not very tall. One skill they needed to be able to do is ride and shoot at the same time.

Judge Joe brown?

You need spectacles to go with those teeth Mr Roosevelt.

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Judge Joe Brown, thank you so much.

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Remember the fallen and the ones that survived. Really tough men and women enduring hostiles , weather and bigotry the most. I thank you for your service and for helping others to make this nation the best in the world.

the real sad irony, is that, people, have allowed themselves to be defined by a color, and not, as human beings, sharing the same bubble in space, like it or not

poor horse

Judge Joe bezzy💪🏽🤦🏾‍♂️

Wish more black people did reenacting. Blacks did a lot in America’s wars.

Read Deuteronomy Ch. 28 (KJV) in it's entirety for a clue to this age-old dilemma...

بوب مارلي غنا عنهمBob Marley sang about them and the best song and best

Makes a great story but it wouldn,t have if they had been integrated. Ironic

They really are heros!!!

God bless the 200,000 United States Colored Troops who fought to end African American slavery. Confederates were fighting to preserve and expand African American slavery. Read Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens "Cornerstone Speech " made in March of 1861. Read also the Mississippi Articles of Secession recorded in 1861. Thanks also to Generals Grant, Meade, Sherman, Sheridan and all who fought to preserve the USA.

Judge Joe?

history is so bloody sad>>>>knowing who own the land and being told you need to fight when you are a slave>>>SAD

Thank Goodness George Armstrong Custer didn’t command the Buffalo Soldiers. He was too much of a loose cannon for the US. Him and the Buffalo Soldiers would end up perished at Little Big Horn.

Seriously though...what FEARLESS men...where are the no nonsense men in this society now?Buffalo Soldiers put them to shame...the Yaa Ashantiwa spirited wombman have to take the stand..the Buffalo wombman...

*NOW DAYS PEOPLE CLAIM THEY WEREN'T GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE CAUSE THEY ARE BLACK, ETC. THE BUFFALO SOLDIERS NEVER ASKED FOR A HANDOUT. INSTEAD THEY WENT OUT TO PROVE THEMSELVES AND EARN EVERYTHING THEY GOT. GOD BLESS THE BUFFALO SOLDIERS.*

While its easy to say, "well, the white soldiers had to endure the same elements, the searching for and fighting the indians, as the colored troops", the white troops did not experience thebigotry of not only the white civilians, but also their white comrades-in-arms. In fact, the white soldiers often showed more tolerance of the indians, their enemies, than their colored comrades. Even the Army discriminated against them; often the colored troops were poorly equipped, issued out-dated weapons, such as cap-and-ball revolvers, and the Spencer carbine, rather than the M73 Colt revolver and the M73 Springfield rifle/carbine. In spite of this, the all-colored regiments performed splendidly, even when commanded by less-enthusiastic officers. The 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments,earned reputations as units who never backed down, and Gen John J. Pershing earned his nickname "Blackjack" as a successful commander of the 10th. He later was named Commandr of the AEF during ww1. I'm proud of the service of our "colored" troops service and success especially on th American frontier.

Is that Judge Joe Brown?

All that blood n guts 4 nothing

Black power.

the guy looks more white than black to me

We're still fighting for jobs, a good education and just the right to live! What a shame!

The Indian war was a scar.

Stance should be played by Chadwick Boseman or Kevin Hart.

Where's the LGBT community when there's heavy lifting to do. A man couldn't show up on the scene playing the role of a community organizer in the good old days.

Black men do not have to join the Military by right to be a Buffalo soldier but by Law and Civil rights by color and creed........

they make big sacrifices and now in this days people dont apresiate it, that is no rigth, have some respect will ya southern boy, aterhall you south people , xenofobic ones, you lose your couse, racism to me dont have no chance.

Is that judge Joe brown 😳