Despite this, frontier posts and forts existed and traded with the natives and frontiersmen. Appalachian frontiersmen have long been romanticized for their ruggedness and self-sufficiency. The Liaodong Han Chinese military frontiersmen were prone to mixing and acculturating with (non-Han) tribesmen. American rebel frontiersmen considered him a renegade and turncoat. American colonial frontiersmen often did not differentiate between friendly and hostile Indians, however. In both those wars many American frontiersmen served in the militia. Stationing 10,000 troops to separate American Indians and frontiersmen was one role. It was well fortified and protected by organized units of Serb militia called Frontiersmen. The First Xhosa War broke out in 1779 between Boer frontiersmen and the Xhosa. Returning homeward, they were killed by Virginia frontiersmen. Almogavars were lightly clad, quick-moving frontiersmen and foot-soldiers. The American frontiersmen had a grievance that motivated their demand for war in 1812. Frontiersmen from Virginia and other colonies were already entering that area. The Legion of Frontiersmen created in 1905 in England also wore the Stetson. In honor of these frontiersmen, Paul Stewert created the Black American West Museum in Denver.