Military Intelligence Corps Association - National Headquarters

08/05/2026

Sending out a little encouragement to my peeps.

08/04/2026

Just saying, it would increase morale

08/03/2026

Want to have fun AND help kids? Come join our charity Golf Scramble and help us raise money for scholarships .

07/30/2026

07/30/2026

Rollin' with my homies! 💥 Paladin on the move! 💨 This is what the 1st Armored Division lethal fires capability looks like in action. Unmatched readiness, any time, anywhere. 🔥

07/28/2026

Mark your calendars!

07/28/2026

Today is National Buffalo Soldiers Day!

On this day, 160 years ago, the United States Congress passed a law that created the Buffalo Soldier regiments. The act specifically established four segregated African American infantry regiments and two cavalry regiments, later consolidated into four regiments. While all four regiments traveled through San Francisco during the departure and return of the Spanish American and Philippine American Wars, the Ninth Cavalry regiments were stationed in the Presidio of San Francisco in the years that followed.

Serving here in San Francisco, these soldiers went on to become the very first park rangers! Under the charge of Brigadier General Charles Young, Troops I and M of the 9th Calvary, marched 323 miles from the Presidio of San Francisco to Sequoia National Park to protect these public lands for the summer season of 1903. Ask a park ranger on-site at the Presidio Visitor Center to learn more about the Buffalo Soldier troops who were stationed here in the Presidio.

Though African American soldiers have participated in the armed forces for over 250 years, dating back to the Revolutionary War, it was not until this law was passed that allowed them to enlist in the Regular Army. Today, we recognize the service and valor of these soldiers whose work helped shape the national park system and created a foundation for early park management and stewardship.

Visit Fort Point National Historic Site to see the "Legacy!" Buffalo Soldiers Exhibit and learn more about their journey! Check out our website for our current hours!



Company H, 9th Cavalry in camp at the Presidio in 1900.
Image courtesy Library of Congress.

07/28/2026

You can cook an egg on the dashboard today

04/30/2026

🎉✨ Step into history and celebrate in style! ✨🎉

Join us for the Fort Huachuca Military Ball as we honor 250 years of service, sacrifice, and strength 🇺🇸 — from then, to now, to always.

🗓 May 29, 2026
📍 The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa, Tucson, AZ

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of tradition, elegance, great food, dancing, and memories that will last a lifetime 💃🕺

🎟 Grab your tickets before they’re gone!
👉 https://2026forthuachucaball.srvipfy.com/

Let’s celebrate together and make this milestone one to remember! 🎖️🎆

04/28/2026

Last chance to purchase your tickets for the 2026 Fort Huachuca Ball. Ticket sales ends on Friday 1 May.