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Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Dell City, TX

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Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Dell City, TX

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Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Dell City, TX

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This is where the buffalo soldiers stayed and tried to be free of slavery which was the beginning of the buffalo soldiers journey as they went on to help westward expansion and help civilians across the land for almost 90 years.

-Date: July 28, 1866.

-Resources: NPS.gov Buffalo soldiers in Guadalupe Mountains

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The Buffalo soldiers were temporarily camping along Rio Grande after being freed of slavery

Date: Middle of 1866

Sources: Buffalo Soldiers in Guadeloupe Mountains

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In the 1880s Buffalo soldiers fought against angry and invading Mexicans and Natives at the Mexican border in which they got the Mexicans to surrender.

Resources: Buffalo soldiers in Guadalupe Mountains

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Buffalo soldiers fought in the battle of Argonne and The second battle of Marne in which they earned the respect of the settlers.

Resources: Buffalo Soldiers, thestoryoftexas.com

Date: October 1, 1917

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White House, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

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White House, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

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White House, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

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President Truman abolished racism and discrimination in the Buffalo soldiers military and in the U.S. Military itself.

Date: July 26, 1948

Resources: Thestoryoftexas.com Buffalo soldiers

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This is where the Buffalo soldiers maintained the Land and protected it from poachers but they experienced harsh racism in those areas.

Date: 1903

Resources: Buffalo soldiers by the decades

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Buffalo soldiers fought the Spanish- American War helping the U.S come to victory.

Date: 1898

Resources: Buffalo soldiers by the decades

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Buffalo soldiers in 1977 were awarded for their military skills and bravery that they should've earned sooner but they will go down in history.

Resources: Buffalo soldiers museum

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White House, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

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White House, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

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White House, Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

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The executive order law called for new rules of the military meaning the end of the Buffalo Soldiers.

Date: 1950's

Resources:Buffalo Soldiers by the decades

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National Parkinson Foundation, Union Square East, New York City, NY

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National Parkinson Foundation, Union Square East, New York City, NY

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National Parkinson Foundation, Union Square East, New York City, NY

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After the end of the Buffalo Soldiers, two chiefs of the past army built a remembrance statue of the soldiers for their sacrifice and gratitude for the country.

Date: July 25, 1992

Resources: Bullock Museum/Buffalo Soldiers

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Buffalo soldiers were stationed in Italy during world war II to help during the Italian campaign. 2.5 Million African Americans signed up for the U.S. Military 1 million for armed forces and 6 were awarded metal of honor.

Date:1939

Resources:Buffalo soldiers by the decades

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They have a 2,000 pound bronze statue of Sanders H. Matthews as a way to honor and remember Buffalo soldiers an all they did.

Date: July 25, 1992

Resources: Buffalo soldiers in Guadalupe Mountains