Brooches - SAMS USDB the 9th and 10th Cavalry

the 9th and 10th Cavalry were all African-American regiments made up of free and formerly enslaved men

Through personal interviews with high-ranking national security experts across six presidential administrations

Franklin Pierce signed the hotly contested Kansas-Nebraska Act

and multinational environment (JIIM) invariably discover that successful leadership requires a skillset and knowledge that is somewhat different than what they learned from their agency

the Army stood as a bulwark against communist aggression and as a defender of the free world

Brooches - SAMS USDB the 9th and 10th CavalryEach brooch is made with a combination of vintage and modern pieces, and most are one of a kind. Made by military spouse and jewelry artist Grandmother's Button Box. These brooches feature the School of Advanced Military Studies (SAMS) lapel pin.