Abe Caylor, a U.S. Army cavalry soldier who guarded the Panama Canal during World War I, has died. He was 104. Caylor died April 26 at the Washington Soldiers Home in Orting, Wash. No exact cause ...

I allude to the want of cavalry ... those who are against us, though even among us, are not going to help us correct mistakes. And article 26 of United States Army regulations prohibits all ...

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers served in every division of the American Expeditionary Force, or AEF, during WWI, said one of the ... Artillery, Cavalry and Infantry. One of those tank commanders ...

The US in 1917 had just entered WWI when the Buffalo Soldiers arrived in a Houston “governed by racist Jim Crow laws” to serve at an Army construction site, Brigadier General Ronald Sullivan ...

They played key roles in: By the later years of WWI, the use of horses had shifted primarily to transport, as trench warfare ...

The tanks rolled behind the cavalry. At 9 p.m., MacArthur ordered his men to march to Anacostia. According to Paul Dickson and Thomas B. Allen in the book “The Bonus Army: An American Epic ...

The U.S. Army Armor & Cavalry Collection is responsible for preserving the Army’s cavalry and armor heritage, history and artifact collection. The collection educates, trains and inspires ...

Johnson — at 5'4" and 130 pounds — enlisted in the Army in June 1917, just two months after the U.S. entered WWI. He was assigned to Company C, 15th New York (Colored) Infantry Regiment ...