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Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument

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Buffalo Soldiers in Hawaiʻi
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Captain Charles Young and members of the Ninth Cavalry spent the summer of 1903 in Sequoia and General Grant national parks. Captain Young was the first African American superintendent of a national park. Young and the Ninth Cavalry accomplished more that summer than the army units that served…
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Ode for Memorial Day
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Charles Young Unscramble
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10th Cavalry at Fort Larned
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Executive Order 9981, Desegregating the Military
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Buffalo Soldiers and Baseball
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An NPS “getaway” piece on the Wilberforce, Ohio site built around Youngsholm, the home of Buffalo Soldier Charles Young, with a nearby museum for visitors while the park’s home is renovated.
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Volunteer Story: Marauder Battalion ROTC
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The Buffalo Soldiers in WWI
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The Nine Men in the Harlem Hellfighters' Homecoming Photograph
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Buffalo Soldiers in the Spanish-American War
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Honoring Colonel Charles Young 100 Years After His Death
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Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Davis, Texas, 1867–1885
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The Black Seminole Indian Scouts
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Forming the Buffalo Soldier Regiments, 1866
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Fort Concho, Texas, and the Buffalo Soldiers