What a tremendous history! Thanks so much for telling us this wonderful part of our American story. My Dad --Oscar Moore --was a Buffalo Soldier who served in World War II and was stationed at Ft. Clark, Texas. I am proud of the legacy he left.

This clip shows an important part of American history that I didn't learn about in school. Thanks for sharing.

I really enjoyed this video just these last few months I have been reading books about blacks in the military. I have purchased books like Patton Panthers ,buffalo soldier ,Harlem hell fighters and a DVD called Marines at Montfort point. I have learned so much about our history and soldiers like Henry Johnson ,Ruben rivers and etc. The contribution s and sacrifices they all made to serve a country that did not care if they lived or died. I tear up at all these videos and books . Thank u for this video and all the others that I can continue to learn about things I was not taught in school. Im not sure what word to use but I am intrigued and obsessed with military life of the blacks and will continue to learn more about and also share with others.

I will Always Love The Buffalo Soldiers for helping my People in Arizona escape from the Calvary, When They Were Supposed To Be, Exterminating, Us! Thank! You! To All My Relations

Thank You Soo very much for presenting this video. It very enlightening, and enjoyable.

Reality is always more stunning in depth than the fiction of modern media. This video brings that out in great detail.

Thanks for uploading this much appreciated this.

Appreciated this video. Great historical value.

Very interesting clip. thank you for sharing!

I enjoyed watching your video. I live in the Macon, Georgia area. I would love for you to do a video on the life of Chaplain Theophilus Gould Steward. T. G. Steward chronicled the history of the Buffalo Soldiers in the United States Army. The church he built in Macon, GA. still stands; but sadly African American children in Macon Middle Georgia know nothing about him. I have developed the first African American Learning Management System of Macon Middle Georgia history to motivate at-risk youth to accept their Ancestral Obligation to learn (Macon Making U). Dr. Thomas Duval

Well done!

So why havent I heard about this in school? Or during black history month...

Long live buffalo soldier in our memories

I like it

i am proud of thier service

The Buffalo Soldiers were only trying to protect their land

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sounds like the white man had the black man tame the indians . now we know the real story