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SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR: DENNIS BELL (BUFFALO SOLDIER)

Born in Washington, D. C. on December 28, 1866, he earned the Medal of Honor during the Spanish-American War, while serving in Troop H, 10th United States Cavalry at Tayabacoa, Cuba, on June 30, 1898. He was a member of the all-black 10th Caval...

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR: WILLIAM H. THOMPKINS (BUFFALO SOLDIER)

William H. Thompkins was a Buffalo Soldier in the United States Army and a recipient of America's highest military decoration—the Medal of Honor—for his actions in the Spanish–American War.

Thompkins joined the army from Cleveland, O...

WHEN THAT PACK OF DEMONS SWEPT FORWARD…”

Sergeant Major Edward Baker was born in a frontier wagon in 1865, while his parents were on the Oregon Trail. At age 17, he joined one of the toughest, battle-hardened units in the U.S. Army: the 10th Cavalry.

The men of the 10th were known as Buffalo So...

GIANTS OF THE TEXAS HISTORY: José Antonio Navarro

José Antonio Navarro was the most influential Tejano of his generation. He championed Texas independence from Mexico, then fought for the rights of Tejanos as citizens of the Republic of Texas and the United States.

Navarro came of age during a ...

GIANTS OF TEXAS HISTORY: Juan Seguín

Seguín's political coming of age coincided with a time of great struggle in Mexican politics, with the factions boiling down to those who favored a strong central government dominated by the military and the church, versus federalists who wanted a more democr...

GIANTS OF TEXAS HISTORY: Thomas Jefferson Rusk

Thomas Jefferson Rusk was secretary of war of the Republic of Texas and played a key role at San Jacinto and in the subsequent defense of Texas in the uncertain years following independence. He later served as chief justice of the Supreme Court of t...

GIANTS OF TEXAS HISTORY: SAM HOUSTON

Few figures in Texas history are as controversial as Sam Houston. In his own lifetime, he so dominated Texas affairs that the political camps were divided into pro and anti Houston factions. His motives in coming to Texas, his military and political abilities...

"IRISH REBELS OF THE GEORGIA 24TH REGIMENT"

A lot of Confederate companies called themselves Irish at the beginning of the war, but there were only two Confederate Irish regiments: the 10th Tennessee Volunteers, and the 24th Georgia Volunteers. I have written about the 10th Tennessee in another...

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