Discounting females, as they showed up as volunteer civilian workers under special programs during various phases of Vietnam's history; probably over 50,000 men.
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Approximately 9 percent of all men fighting for the Union were black.
Charlie Black is most known for his controversial reporting on the Vietnam war during the 1960's and the 1970's. He dressed like a soldier, lived like a soldier, and traveled with the soldiers in order to understand what the Vietnam war was really like on the ground.
Crispus Attucks - a black man who was the first person to be killed in the Boston Massacre. British soldiers were put on trial for the wrongful killings. The soldier who attacked Attucks was found not guilty while the other two soldiers who attacked other people killed and wounded were found guilty.
some black soldiers
About 3% that's the estimate.
Actually, they are representative of the soldiers who fought in Vietnam. One is a Marine, the others are Army or possibly Airforce (we both wore the same uniform in Vietnam. One is Hispanic, one Black, one Caucasian. One is an officer, the others are enlisted. There was an uproar among veterans after the Vietnam Memorial was dedicated calling it "The Black Gash of Shame." In response, the three soldiers statue was added to represent living veterans of the Vietnam War. More recently, a statue to represent the women who served was added.
18-19 United States soldiers were killed.
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Crispus Attucks was a black colonist killed in a skirmish with British soldiers. It became known as "The Boston Massacre."
he was a black slave that spoke in the Boston massacre. but he was killed by soldiers
Approximately 9 percent of all men fighting for the Union were black.
Statics Vietnam 58,148 killed 2/3 of men who served in Vietnam were Volunteers. 86% of the men who died in Vietnam were Caucasians 12.5% were Black 1.2 other races Black fatalities amounted to 12 per cent of all Americans killed in Southeast Asia, a figure proportional to the number of blacks in the US population at that time.
Crispus Attucks was a black colonist killed in a skirmish with British soldiers. It became known as "The Boston Massacre."
For the US forces, about 88% were Caucasian, about 11% were Black, about 1% were other races. These percentages may vary from source to source.
Crispus Attucks was a black colonist killed in a skirmish with British soldiers. It became known as "The Boston Massacre."
The Vietnam Memorial, a black reflective granite wall with the names of all the Americans killed in the Vietnam War enscribed. It is on the Mall near the Lincoln Memorial end of the reflecting pool.