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Yes- these three terms are all associated with Theodore Roosevelt, as well as Bull Moose.

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Theodore Roosevelt was one of the rough riders. I would guess that he would be the most likely to attend such reunions.

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Theodore Rosevelt calvary regimin

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John Nelson Browning, born in Washington, D.C., in the 1870,s

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The Rough Riders was a nickname given to the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry, one of three such regiments raised in 1898 for the Spanish–American War and the only one of the three to see action. Initially commanded by Col. Leonard Wood, it was later commanded by Theodore Roosevelt, who was later President of the US. The members were people with experience in horsemanship in rough terrain- thus "Rough Riders".

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cowboys, ranchers, cowhands, and many others...

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the us navy defeated the spanich fleet in santiago harbor.

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the battle at san juan hill

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The "Rough Riders" were not soldiers. They were an assemblage of cowhands, cowboys, and ranch hands. Rough riding enough that they could handle themselves against anything put up against them.

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They were a regiment of cow herders and college students from across the southern u.s. led by Lieut. Col. Roosevelt there first major victory was at San Juan Hill when his regiment and some other units drove the Spanish from their stronghold there.

People in the Spanish-American War lead by Teddy Roosevelt they were rich businessmen, college students, and everyone in between

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A volenteer Cavalry Regiment later called the Rough Riders, consisted of cowboys, college students and adventurers. -There were about 1000-2000 members -On July 1, 1898, Americans started to attack ridges around Santiago. Roosevelt's Rough Riders, were included in this attack. The RR's charged up San Juan Hill near Santiago. -They were then Joined by black soldiers and felt fearless.

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He's 68 years old.

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Yes. These phrases are all associated with Theodore Roosevelt.

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James Krowl was my great grandfather. Family lore has it that he lied about his age and went south with the NY regiment that met up with Roosevelt in Florida. He became Roosevelt's water boy. He is listed as having served in the Spanish American War on his death certificate even though his official record says that he enlisted several years after the war ended when he became of age. Many years later he is listed as being accepted into the Captain Malcolm Rafferty VFW (who was one of the officers from the New York regiment in Cuba)

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The commander of the Rough Riders was Colonel Leonard Wood. Second in command was Theodore Roosevelt (later a US Vice President and President).

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the press gave them the nickname.the real name is the 1st Volunteer Cavalry

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Theodore Roosevelt.

Theodore Roosevelt. This was the name of his regiment which fought in Cuba in the Spanish-American War.

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Theodore Roosevelt.

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The Battle of San Juan Hill

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The Rough Riders were a cavalry group who were part of the charge up San Juan Hill in Cuba. They are associated with Teddy Roosevelt. The name Rough Riders is currently used by a soccer team on Long Island, New York, based close to the Roosevelt home in Oyster Bay, New York.

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The buffalo soldiers were all black men enlisted in the regular army. The Rough Riders was comprised of volunteers who were white men, either cowboys or ivy-leaguers.

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They were the 9th and 10th US Cavalry Regiments known as th Buffalo Soldiers.

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Theodore Roosevelt became famous.

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Seth Bullock, later a Marshall of the Dakotas...I am seeking the name of a black male orderly or assistant or valet to Roosevelt during the San Juan Hill days and also who with Roosevelt on the African Safari ...this man's descendants were named BULLOCK and resided in Louisville, Ky., during the 1970's...please reply to email - bob_odie@att.net......................

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They weren't in the Civil War - they were in the Spanish-American War. They were a unit of dismounted cavalry led by Theodore Roosevelt, most famous for their participation in the Battle of San Juan Hill. They were formally known as the 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry.