🔵 US Cavalry Museum Tour | What can you see and learn? | Fort Riley, Kansas | Teach a Man to Fish

Exploring History: US Cavalry Museum Review in Fort Riley, Kansas | Manhattan's Hidden Gem!"
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[@scottkrone4397]

I was assigned to Fort Riley in 1985 and 86 it's nice to see people taking an interest in the place cuz it's a great post and I've seen it's changed the last since I've been there Duty first go Big Red

[@donb7113]

It’s a great museum, though it was 2002 when I was there. The original Kansas state capitol building is there, and my favorite was the monument to the 1.5M horses and mules killed during the Civil War

[@TeachaMantoFish]

Agreed! Thanks for your service...

[@jimamccracken5783]

My Uncle Sgt Roy J Parsons was stationed here back in the 1960s. He was trained as a Surveyor while there. In later years I was going through Kansas on a trip to Utah. I stopped at Fort Riley and saw the massive Atomic Cannon up on the hill. That thing is amazing to see. By the way my former wifes Great Grandad was the last Soldier to put shoes on Comanche before he went to the Little Big Horn.

[@TeachaMantoFish]

Those are great connections!

[@stephensmith4480]

Amazing Stuff. I am from The UK But The US Calvary has always been interesting to me especially the period leading up to and including the Indian Wars.

[@TeachaMantoFish]

To me it seems like a transition period of a brutal time period into a more modern era. 1850 -1900 is not really a time I’d like to have lived in.

[@stephensmith4480]

@@TeachaMantoFish I agree my friend. Life in The Cavalry must have been very hard at that time. Many thanks.

[@scottkrone4397]

I was stationed on Fort Riley in 1985 and 86 of the 937 dining facility up on Custer Hill it was a nice place to visit thanks for the new tour of the museum cuz I visited that to and main post a lot nice to see people still taking an interest in the place

[@sabresix7933]

Lol. Just reading through the comments and yours is as if I'd written it myself..

[@johnvaluk1401]

looks like the base has changed quite a bite since I was stationed there in 83-84

[@robertpontisso4953]

My first duty station Nov 1985 to Oct 1988 19D Cavalry Scout.

[@TeachaMantoFish]

Thank you for your service!

[@thehorseman8271]

❤

[@thehorseman8271]

I was stationed there The calvary was inspirational to say the least, a wonderful place except in the winter. My youth I learned much at this place I believe it's time for a much needed visit. A heart says so little but an easier way to exp myself thank you again.

[@hanging_out_with_Mp]

2009-2012……. Those buildings are haunted as hell too.

[@TeachaMantoFish]

@@hanging_out_with_Mp neat! Any stories written?

[@hanging_out_with_Mp]

@@TeachaMantoFish A couple. One night we were at the old MP station off Custer Ave. It was moved from the old building to the building right next to it closer to Custer Ave. The person I was working with that night and I decided to go tour the old building because it was one of those rare uneventful nights. Ended up in the old front desk just basically bs'ing looking out the glass toward the front door closer to the parade field. We were talking when we both just kind of quieted down because we heard someone walking slowly down the main balcony staircase directly in front of that main door. Just waiting for this person to show up and ask them why they were there. No one really showed up but we can still hear the foot steps coming down the stairs. So we decided to go look around and see if anyone was still in the building. No one was. Needless to say we never went back into that building again and never told anyone about it.

[@666toysoldier]

Do they acknowledge that Ft. Riley may have been the origin of the1918 flu pandemic? My grandfather and his brother were sent from there to England in WWI. They came down with the flu on the ship over, and missed the war.

[@TeachaMantoFish]

@@666toysoldier I think there is reference to that event, and returning soldiers.

[@theshadow5800]

An ignoble history, from the skewed perspective of the conquerors, of violence, murder, and genocide.