The Black people served in the supply forces, as cooks, as general workers and to serve back in the US. Eleanor Roosevelt felt for the plight of the black service people and finally got the congress to allow the Blacks to serve in combat. They became gunners on the ships, pilots (Tuskegee Airmen) and tank warriors and put into other infantry positions. They turned out to be America's best pilots and tank regiments. They were also the most highly decorated pilots of the war. The ones who could not read however did not get to excel.
Negro
they dont serve they eat
The short answer is fear, which is what creates racism.
Because he was African-American or "Negro". Negro sailors, soldiers and airmen were not placed in official combat positions in the US Military (until later in the war) because of the official policy of segregation in place at the time. President Truman ended this policy after the Second World War.
No, the weapons used by soldiers are purchased by the government they serve (either directly, or through an agency of that government), and are issued to them during the time in which they serve.
Buffalo Soldiers members of the U.S. 10th cavalry Regiment of the United States Army Formed 7-24-1866 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Ordinary citizens who serve for a limited time as soldiers, rather than becoming full-time professional soldiers.
no, most of our soldiers serve overseas in Afghanistan
The idea of having slaves serve in the Confederate military as soldiers had been a topic in the South as early as 1863. I March of 1865, the Confederate Congress authorized the recruitment of slaves to serve as soldiers.
about 15000 soldiers
yes they did
She Did Not serve in the War, she was a Nurse to the soldiers DURING the war.