Frank N. Schubert retired as a historian in the Office of the Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. He divides his time between Mount Vernon, Virginia, and Gyor, Hungary.

Schubert, an established authority on the black military experience on the plains frontier, enhances his reputation and contributes to the literature with this anthology of documents covering every aspect of the Buffalo Soldiers' military service, their daily lives, and their interaction with white military and civilian communities. - Multicultural Review ""Although military historians will certainly appreciate this book, it will also appeal to a wider audience in search of authentic western experiences. It is a welcome addition."" - The Journal of Military History ""Voices of the Buffalo Soldier is a superb collection of documents that not only illuminates the lives of these soldiers, but also helps us to understand the obstacles they faced and the challenges they met. It is a valuable reference and well worth the read."" - Nebraska History

Frank N. Schubert retired as a historian in the Office of the Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. He divides his time between Mount Vernon, Virginia, and Gyor, Hungary.

Schubert, an established authority on the black military experience on the plains frontier, enhances his reputation and contributes to the literature with this anthology of documents covering every aspect of the Buffalo Soldiers' military service, their daily lives, and their interaction with white military and civilian communities. - Multicultural Review ""Although military historians will certainly appreciate this book, it will also appeal to a wider audience in search of authentic western experiences. It is a welcome addition."" - The Journal of Military History ""Voices of the Buffalo Soldier is a superb collection of documents that not only illuminates the lives of these soldiers, but also helps us to understand the obstacles they faced and the challenges they met. It is a valuable reference and well worth the read."" - Nebraska History

Frank N. Schubert retired as a historian in the Office of the Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. He divides his time between Mount Vernon, Virginia, and Gyor, Hungary.

Schubert, an established authority on the black military experience on the plains frontier, enhances his reputation and contributes to the literature with this anthology of documents covering every aspect of the Buffalo Soldiers' military service, their daily lives, and their interaction with white military and civilian communities. - Multicultural Review ""Although military historians will certainly appreciate this book, it will also appeal to a wider audience in search of authentic western experiences. It is a welcome addition."" - The Journal of Military History ""Voices of the Buffalo Soldier is a superb collection of documents that not only illuminates the lives of these soldiers, but also helps us to understand the obstacles they faced and the challenges they met. It is a valuable reference and well worth the read."" - Nebraska History