We are an organization that embodies brotherhood and sisterhood, dedicated to honoring, respecting, and representing the legacy and rich history of the Buffalo Soldiers of the United States Army's Cavalry and Infantry, established in 1866 following the Civil War. The Buffalo Soldiers originated as six regiments of Black Soldiers among the 60 regiments formed during America's reconstruction era, after the passage of the Army Organization Act by the 39th Congress. In times of peace, the Buffalo Soldiers primarily operated on the Western frontier, serving predominantly as peacekeepers to maintain law and order during that era. Today, our mission is to educate the public about the Buffalo Soldiers and their remarkable contributions to America. In tribute to the spirit and dedication of the original Buffalo Soldiers, we organize numerous community service events and projects nationwide, focusing particularly on supporting our youth. We are a collective of over 200 members, proudly displaying our center patch on our backs, yet united in the Buffalo Soldiers' brotherhood and sisterhood throughout the United States. We stand for one legacy and one history, that of the 'Buffalo Soldiers.'