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123rd mobile public affairs detachment

123rd mpad

arizona

arizona army national guard

arizona national guard

arizona public affairs

az army national guard

az national guard

az public affairs

buffalo soldiers

the 9th memorial u s cavalry unit and the arizona chapter of the buffalo soldiers motorcycle riders club

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Charles Jackson and Sheila Neal of The Arizona Chapter

Charles Jackson and Sheila Neal of The Arizona Chapter

Charles Jackson and Sheila Neal of The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Riders Club, ride their motorcycles after visiting the Arizona Military Museum, here.

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Riders Club, and The 9th Memorial U.S. Cavalry stand at the monument signpost to Papago Park Military Reservation here.

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Riders Club, and The 9th Memorial U.S. Cavalry form up on the steps outside of Arizona Military Museum.

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle

The Arizona Chapter of the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Riders Club, and The 9th Memorial U.S. Cavalry stand together in front of the Arizona Military Museum.

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