SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 5.-Some workmen who were engaged on the park improvement of San Juan Hill yesterday exhumed the bodies of three American soldiers 200 feet from a Spanish trench.

About 15,000 soldiers and volunteers from Maj. Gen. William Shafter's Fifth U.S. Army Corps fought several battles for the high ground above Santiago, including San Juan Hill, closing off eastern ...

The history of Buffalo Soldiers — all-Black military regiments — in Utah is rich but often buried. A new driving trail, ...

Now the real story. They charged up San Juan Hill after the 10th Cavalry had breached the defenses. ♪ ♪ NARRATOR: A Black soldier, Sergeant George Barry of the 10th Cavalry, planted the flags ...

The Buffalo Soldiers, the 9th and 10th Cavalry ... Although Mr. Roosevelt is remembered as leading the charge up San Juan Hill, the name was in dispute, used by the newspapers of William Randolph ...

They also fought courageously in the Battle of San Juan Hill, the Battle of El Caney, and the Battle of Las Guasimas. Although slavery was abolished the year before in 1865, the Buffalo Soldiers ...

a millionaire who charged up San Juan Hill with Teddy Roosevelt, a carrier pigeon that’s now in the Smithsonian and draftee soldiers from New York City who served in the 77th Division.

There are many historic photographs in GBH WORLD’s Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting on Two Fronts: A Local USA Special. One in particular, though, perfectly frames the whole story. It is a photo taken in ...