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The U.S. military reflected the diversity of American society during World War II because women and many minority groups were also discriminated against in the military just as in the society. They usually didn't receive as much military benefits as compared to the white men. Also, women weren't allowed any combat roles and the minority groups, for most of the war (African Americans: until April 1943), also weren't allowed in any combat roles. This is just like in jobs and everyday life in the society at that time. Therefore, the U.S. military reflected the diversity of American society during World War II.

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