During World War II, approximately 1 million African Americans served in the U.S. military. Despite facing significant discrimination, around 7,000 were awarded various medals for their bravery and service, including the Distinguished Service Cross and other honors. Notably, the 761st Tank Battalion, the Tuskegee Airmen, and other units received recognition for their distinguished contributions. However, many believe that the number of awards did not fully reflect the bravery and sacrifices made by Black soldiers during the war.
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they were given monkeys
doughboys
The correct answer is Doughboys
They were called Yanks
They were given money and medals women and were remembered
One of the medals was the Victory Medal. Awarded to anyone who was in Britan or any of her colonies surving at the time.
432 Medals of Honor were awarded in WWII, but long after the end of the war, a group of 10 or so black WWII soldiers (some posthumously) were added to that number. They were given lesser awards because during the war the US Army was segregated, and as a result, no black Americans were awarded the MOH.
I think the equal rights as the white soldiers
They were given medals for serving during the war, for individual campaigns in Africa, and the Middle East, the South Pacific, and gallantry medals as appropriate.
96 US Medals of Honor were awarded for WWI service.
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they were given
they were given monkeys
they were given monkeys
Black Shirts was the name of a group of Fascist soldiers who were loyal to Benito Mussolini before and during WW11. Not WW1.
They were given rations.