Buffalo Soldier 9th & 10th Cavalry

Buffalo Soldiers In Liberty

The Alexander/Madison Chapter of Kansas City Area Buffalo Soldiers 9th and 10th (Horse) Cavalry Association is riding into Liberty, Missouri for a special event! For two days, May 11th and 12th, 2017, the original and oldest chapter of Buffalo Soldiers in the nation will inform and entertain with true stories of the nation’s first African-American troops to serve in the …

Buffalo Soldier Monument and Circle of First

We arrived early enough to relax and get ready for a fun and educational morning with the third grade classes from Piper Elementary School. At the entrance to the Buffalo Soldier Monument, Historian Thomas Gregory waited patiently for the little troopers to arrive. It is a very pleasant duty call to address the excited young minds housed in even more …

Trooper Rev. Willie Gene Bailey, Sr. Passed on to Fiddler’s Green

Trooper Willie G. Bailey, Sr married the love of his life and remained happily married to his wife Carnie for 73 years. Together they had seven children. After retirement from the Post Trooper Willie G. Bailey, Sr married the love of his life and remained happily married to his wife Carnie for 73 years. Together they had seven children. After …

The National Buffalo Soldiers Monument at Fort Leavenworth 

July 28th marks two important anniversaries this year. First, the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the 10th Cavalry and 38th Infantry regiments at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Second, the 25th anniversary of the National Buffalo Soldiers Monument dedication by then General Colin Powell.  The integration of the regular peace time army on July 28, 1866 called for six segregated  regiments …

We Have A New Name

You may have notice are New Name. Alexander/Madison Chapter of Greater Kansas City Area.

In Loving Memory

We are sad to say The Greater Kansas City/Leavenworth Area Chapter 9th & 10th (Horse) Calvary Association has recently lost 3 Members. Trooper Albert Jones in February of 2015. Trooper Emmitt Tucker March 6th 2015. Trooper James G. Madison  1st President March 15th 2015.