For decades, the Buffalo Soldiers taught military horsemanship to cadets at West Point. On Friday, a statue was unveiled in their honor.

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For decades, the Buffalo Soldiers taught military horsemanship to cadets at West Point. On Friday, a statue was unveiled in their honor.
Desar, Apache scout with the 10th Cavalry Creator: Raymond Schmidt or Henry A. Schmidt Date: 1892 Negative Number 013314
Cavalry trooper of the 10th US Cavalry.
Some later accounts of the battle, including Teddy Roosevelt's, downplayed the Black troopers' crucial role in the US victory.
"U.S. troops landed in the southeastern tip of Cuba on June 22, 1898, with the goal of capturing the port city of Santiago de Cuba, where the Spanish were anchored. Two days later, when engaging the enemy at Las Guásimas, the Rough Riders struck first. But they, along with other troops, were pinned down in an intense skirmish until the Buffalo soldiers’ 10th Cavalry regiment arrived and forced a Spanish retreat."
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Soldier of D Troop, 1st Squadron, 10th Cavalry, 4th Infantry Division in the cockpit of a Bell UH-1 Huey.
Buffalo Soldiers from the 10th Cavalry in camp at Diamond Creek near Chloride, New Mexico Photographer: Henry A. Schmidt Date: 1891 Negative Number 058556