African American Troops in World War II Adepta Sororitas No one has seen the

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African American Troops in World War II Adepta Sororitas No one has seen theAbout half a million African Americans served overseas during World War II, almost all in segregated second line units. This artificially limited their potential contribution, but their work especially along the logistic lifelines of the fighting divisions was vital. This book summarizes the service of these men and women; and it also focuses on the small proportion who, remarkably, overcame prejudicial barriers to reach the battlefields in combat