Reprint. Originally published: Tucson, Ariz. : Acme Printing Co., 1921. With new introd.

Introduction / by John M. Carroll -- Dedication -- Foreword / John J. Pershing -- Introduction / J.G. Harbord -- Preface -- The birth of the Tenth Cavalry -- ch. 1. Organization and composition -- ch. 2. Early field service -- ch. 3. The Buffalo Soldiers in Arizona -- ch. 4. Cuba and the Philippines, 1898-1902 -- ch. 5. Service at home -- ch. 6. Philippine Islands -- ch. 7. Ethan Allen and Huachuca -- ch. 8. The Punitive Expedition ch. 9. 1917-1921 -- ch. 10. The Machine Gun Troop -- Commanding officers, Tenth Cavaly -- Roll of honor : killed in action -- Engagements of the regiment -- Appendix A. Brief extracts from the regimental returns, selected a random -- Appendix B. Reports on the action at Las Guasimas, Cuba, June 24, 1898 -- Appendix C. Report ... recommending Sergeant Graham for gallantry -- Appendix D. Report of Lieutenant Colonel T.A. Baldwin on the Battle of Santiago -- Appendix E. Commendatory letter by Major General Joe Wheeler -- Appendix F. Camp at Casas Grandes, Mexico, March 19, 1916 -- Appendix G. From W.C. Brown, Tenth Cavalry, at Cusi, April 5, '16, noon, to General Pershing by aeroplane -- Appendix I. From Colonel W.C. Brown, Tenth Cavalry, Santa Cruz, April 12th, 8 p.m., to General Pershing, subject, engagement of Major Tompkins' command with Carranza troops at Parral, April 12 -- Appendix J. Colonel W.C. Brown, Tenth Cavalry -- Appendix K. From the citizens of Winooski, Vermont, serves to tell the respect gained by the regiment during its tour of duty at Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont -- Appendix L. Roster of regimental officers, start of the Punitive Expedition -- Appendix M. Enlisted men of the Tenth Cavalry commissioned as officers from the Des Moines Training Camp, October 15, 1917 -- Appendix O. Fort Sheridan, Illinois, December 28, 1920 -- Appendix P. General Pershing ... letter for a special number of the regimental weekly, the "Buffalo bulletin" -- Appendix Q. Headquarters Tenth Cavalry -- Appendix R. From the pen of Colonel Frank R. McCoy, ex-Second and First Lieutenant of this regiment.