1 / 4 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Fort Riley, KAN. - U.S. Army Soldiers and Community members and viewing the newly opened U.S. Cavalry Museum after the ribbon cutting ceremony, on Fort Riley ...

In 1957 it became the Fort Riley Historical Museum and was renamed the U.S. Cavalry Museum in 1962. Dr. Smith said there’s plenty for people to learn from the Army’s history.

According to Fort Riley officials, the building that houses the U.S. Cavalry Museum is one of the oldest structures on Fort Riley, which was built in 1855 to serve as the post hospital.

We witnessed one of the final joint training events as UH-60M Black Hawk flew over the last cavalry horse unit of the 1st ...

What visitors can see at Fort Riley includes the U.S. Cavalry Museum and the 1st Infantry Division Museum as well as the famed Custer House — which some say is haunted — as well as the ...

The Fort Riley museum contains so much history and uniqueness found only as a part of Fort Riley and the Soldiers who have served ... U.S. Cavalry Museum Much like the 1st Infantry ...

Mar. 22—The Fort Riley museum complex closed in early 2018 for a major renovation. The museum opened a temporary site in the meantime, which has served visitors ever since the renovation began.

The U.S. Army’s history is closely tied to its mounted cavalry, those soldiers who rode into battle on horseback. But the ...

The “life of Riley” is more than an idiom for upscale living; it’s part of the national folklore. Strange as it may seem, the idiom in its present form (an ancestor may have been … ...