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Buffalo Soldier Lives On

Now 77, Tom Hendricks, one of the few surviving Buffalo Soldiers inspires children with the legacy of the US Army's black cavalry. As a teenager...

Buffalo Soldiers are a Unique Part of US History

The Soldiers of the 10th Cavalry received the "Buffalo Soldiers" tag during the 1871 campaign against the Comanches in Indian Territory. Benjamin H. Grierson, Colonel,...

Excelsior!

Rock climbing and skiing may be hip and trendy now but 50 years ago they were basic survival skills for the 10th Mountain Division's 14,000...

Filipino Vets Demand Justice

On Flag Day, June 14, 1997, thousands of Filipino veterans and supporters protested in Los Angeles for equity and social services which they've been denied...

Searching Resources

NPRU, Attn: ORU/Barbara Herrod, 9700 Page Ave, St. Louis MO 63132; 314-538-4028. Freedom of Information and Privacy Act Office, Crystal Square #2, Ste 201, 1725...

Round-Up

Service numbers reveal the general locale an individual entered service. Knowing this, Paul Repsher of the 919th Engineer Aviation Maintenance Co. contacted the National Personnel...

China-Burma-India

The Far Eastern theater, 12,000 miles from the US and last on the list for supplies, reinforcements or mail, was called the "forgotten war." But...

Torchlight 2001

The Torchlight Ceremony March 27, 2001, is an annual event co-hosted by LTC Armstrong (current1-46 INF BN CDR) and Col. Richard Carvell, who was one...

Cape Fear Fort Reunion

The Fort Fisher State Historical Site, Cape Fear, North Carolina, will serve as a backdrop for the 54th Coastal Artillery World War II reunion, September...

Following up on the 516th

Back in our Spring 1995 issue, we printed an article about Edward Blinn’s search for members of his 516th Signal Company. At that time he...