The right to fight : a history of African Americans in the military / Gerald Astor.
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TextPublication details: Novato, CA : Presidio, �1998.Description: x, 529 p : ill ; 24 cmContent type: - text
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- 0891416323
- 9780891416326
- UB418.A47 As8
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 518-520) and index.
1. The Long Voyage -- 2. The Struggle Begins -- 3. The Civil War -- 4. The Buffalo Soldiers -- 5. The War with Spain -- 6. New Beginnings and Brownsville, Texas -- 7. Navy White, Pancho Villa, and Houston -- 8. World War I -- 9. Between the Wars -- 10. The Coming of World War II -- 11. Command and Control -- 12. Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, and Marines -- 13. Combat and Other Battles -- 14. Forward Movement and Reversals -- 15. The End of the War and Return to the Past -- 16. Postmortems and Pullbacks -- 17. The Walls Begin to Tumble -- 18. Korea -- 19. Integration Begins -- 20. Policy and People -- 21. Vietnam -- 22. Rough Seas, Turbulent Air -- 23. Shifting Sands, Settling Down -- 24. After-Action Critique.
Describes the role of African Americans in the military from the Boston Massacre to the present day.
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