Buffalo Soldiers

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Dagoraes
Published on Mar 13, 2017

 

Old Buffalo Soldiers Documentary

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Bob Daugherty
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Video is very old and from videotape. Sorry for poor quality.

 

Buffalo Soldiers: The Unknown Army - Texas Parks and Wildlife [Official]
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Published on Jan 20, 2010
[cc] The Buffalo Soldiers helped settle the west but for many years the contributions of these African-American soldiers were largely overlooked. Meet one man who is determined to teach this often forgotten chapter of history to today's eager students.

 

The New Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Craig Historic Site

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BLMNEWMEXICO
Published on Jul 29, 2014
Established in 1854, Fort Craig was one of the largest and most important frontier forts in the West. Set in the rugged beauty of Socorro County, New Mexico, it was one of the eight forts situated along the primary north-south road in the Rio Grande Valley. Fort Craig played a crucial role in the Civil War and Indian Wars. This video depicts, and was created by, The New Buffalo Soldiers, a living history group from Shadow Hills, California. In November 2004, they came to New Mexico to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the founding of Fort Craig. They provided living history both in a camp and reenactments. Not only were they amazing presentations, but the group had done archival research so that they could present something that was part of the history of the 9th Cavalry at Fort Craig. The BLM was proud to host this group, and they were moved to be at the actual site where their brothers had served and the events they depicted took place.

 

MOMENTS IN TIME The Buffalo Soldiers in New Mexico New Mexico PBS

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Published on Feb 22, 2011

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Members of the Buffalo Soldiers Society of New Mexico share insights into the history of the Buffalo soldiers and how they contributed to New Mexico achieving statehood in 1912. They tell us of the challenges these soldier's faced, their hard work, and particularly of their bravery during the battle with Apache Chief Victorio at the isolated Massacre Canyon in the Black Range Mountains of southern New Mexico.



The Buffalo Soldiers primary duties during the post civil war were to protect isolated settlements and to establish towns throughout the southwest. The soldiers established mail and stage routes across the west and maintained law and order throughout the southwest region. They guarded important mountain passes, water holes, isolated settlements and many other tasks.



The Buffalo Soldiers got their name from the plains Indians not only because of their wooly-like hair but also because of their unmatched courage and their superior fighting skills.

 

The Buffalo Soldiers Story

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Lil Dad
Published on Feb 22, 2014

Presentation by "Knight" President of the Colorado Springs Chapter of the NABSTMC.

 

THE NATIONAL PARKS Yosemite's Buffalo Soldiers PBS

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Published on Aug 27, 2009

Yosemite's Buffalo Soldiers highlights the work of Yosemite ranger Shelton Johnson and his rediscovery of the story of the African American soldiers who patrolled the parks of the High Sierra at the turn of the last century. Shelton tells the story in the dramatis personae of a Buffalo Soldier himself, directly engaging visitors in a way that is immediate and often high impact.