Buffalo soldiers of Hartford Ct

03/21/2021

Photos from today gathering! Buffalo Soldiers Of Hartford.

03/20/2021

Big Dee (former president) leaving the club and passing it to New President Sandman! We all miss you Big Dee and First Lady!

03/20/2021

03/17/2021

03/17/2021

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03/17/2021

Homegoing services for a great Soldier and great Friend. You will truly be missed.
Buffalo Soldiers of Springfield Ma.
Richard Gardner

03/13/2021

Thank you 🙏🏾 Shawn Bolden ("Shocka") and
Bryant Moore ("Dark Rider")
Roosevelt Ransom Sr.
(“Root-beer”)
Abe Blassingme (“deacon”)

The originals!!!

02/27/2021

Cropped out of history?

Below are two images taken minutes apart after the battle of San Juan Hill, on or about July 3, 1898. The images, both depicting US Army victors on Kettle Hill, are all but identical with one major exception. The top image has cropped out any sign of the 10th U.S. Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers depicting only Theodore Roosevelt and the 1st Vol Cav also known as the Rough Riders.

The American press at the time conveniently overlooked the fact that the Buffalo Soldiers of the 10th and 24th Infantry Regiments had actually done much of the heaviest fighting during one of most iconic battles of the Spanish American War.

The top image is credited to William Dinwiddie - Library of Congress website at (LOC # LC-USZ62-7626) and the bottom image, also Dinwiddie, Harper's Weekly - Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_San_Juan_Hill

02/25/2021

https://youtu.be/qWm5tAwVsx8

In the early 1900s, the 10th Cavalry Regiment was stationed at Fort Ethan Allen in Colchester. African-American soldiers made up the regiment, also known as ...

02/25/2021

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I’m a Buffalo Soldier, and as a Buffalo Soldier I will uphold the standards and the traditions set by my chapter and the National Association of the Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers motorcycle club.

02/22/2021

God sure works in wonderful ways. It was not a coincidence that we all came together at this sacred place at this time.
We were so honored to have you take part in yesterday’s ceremony marking the 76th Anniversary of the US Landing on Iwo Jima and the 100 men who gave it all.
There were many of your comrades and ours standing at attention as they looked down from above.

We can’t begin to thank you enough. God bless you and all of the Buffalo Soldiers.


Steve

Steve Parker
Volunteer
Iwo Jima Survivors
860-604-9988

02/21/2021

We thank the Buffalo Soldiers for honoring the Iwo Jima Survivors and those who were killed in the battle by taking part in the Iwo Jima 76th Anniversary Virtual Reunion February 20, 2021 at the National Iwo Jima Memorial. Here are videos of that ceremony put together by our volunteer, Bill Maune.

http://www.thecommunityservice.org/iw21.html?fbclid=IwAR2pIqOo2oQk8FZeN6QCNLZeoGaxACQjAQuZjT0tHafifMJaqrScb83wiSA

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