CAMP TAJI, Iraq - Soldiers of the 1st Air Cavalry "Warrior" Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, got a brief glimpse into American Indian history and culture, Nov. 3. The keynote speaker for the event was ...

As cavalry horse-holders were picked off from Indian sniper fire, their mounts ran away, carrying with them vital carbine and pistol ammo pouches. Native women also bravely came up the slopes, waving ...

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Just the other day, for no particular reason, I recalled the year I reached under the tree and pulled out an odd-shaped box, which I opened to discover one of my most precious childhood possessions: ...

During a snowstorm in early October of 1879, some 35 African-American cavalry troops — Buffalo soldiers — rushed to aid about 150 white soldiers pinned down by Ute Indians at Milk Creek, northeast of ...

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During World War I, Indian cavalry regiments armed with spears and swords cleared the Ottoman forces from the rocky slopes of Mt Carmel under all odds to liberate the city, in what most war historians ...