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Marine veteran John Waters grapples with the issues many experience when they come home from war in his novel River City One.
(WBAP/KLIF) -- After more than a century the Buffalo Soldiers are cleared. In 1917, the all-black Third Battalion of the U.S. Army's 24th Infantry Regiment ignored orders to stand down to an unconfirmed white mob approaching and marched into Houston amid racial tensions. Buffalo Soldiers 1917
Port Elgin’s Jeff Virgo, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran injured during training, received the 2023 Soldier On Unconquered Award.
The soldiers were convicted after a brawl broke out when they marched into the city after learning that a white police officer had pistol-whipped and killed a Black corporal.
The Army vacated the convictions of 110 Black soldiers found guilty of an array of charges following the deadly 1917 "Houston Riot."