Buffalo Soldiers Day is observed on 28 July each year to recognize the bravery, resilience, and pivotal contributions of the African American soldiers who served in the U.S. Army after the Civil War.

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Four African American army regiments were stationed at Fort Davis from 1867-1885. The "Buffalo Soldiers" there and beyond were key to westward expansion of the U.S.

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“I traced my mine back to the 1500′s which is really hard for an African American,” Ware added. She’s now helping identify African American soldiers from the Abbeville area who served in WWII.

The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, founded in 2001 by Captain Paul J. Matthews, is the nation’s largest institution dedicated to preserving African American military history.Relocated in 2012 ...