Revolutionary War: Crispus Attucks James Amistead: Granted his freedom for service to the Revolutionary cause.

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Revolutionary War: Crispus Attucks James Amistead: Granted his freedom for service to the Revolutionary cause

Civil War

NY Draft Riots

Black Union soldier

A Confederate Soldier

Buffalo Soldiers Black only regiments Served Army second half 19 th century So named, as mark of recognition, by Native Americans

Ken Karst

The classic military-manhood link: The Spartans

World War II Black and White soldiers together in Italy From Truman archives

Harry S Truman

General Marshall: “experiments within the Army in the solution of social problems are fraught with danger to efficiency, discipline, and morale”

Post-World War II Achievements Clifford Alexander: 1 st Black Sec’y of the Army

Colin Powell, 1 st Black Chair of the Chiefs of Staff

Black Soldiers in Vietnam

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