Black Battalions in 2nd Infantry Division | Korean War
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- In honor of Black History Month, Lancer Brigade presents the history of 2nd Infantry Division's first two all-black battalions assigned to them during the Korean War.
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sad thing is south Koreans and Korean Americans are not even grateful for Black Americans and their bravery.
Although, I feel that integration hurt Black people in America. The integrating of the armed forces was almost the best thing, I say this because Black people are still catching hell in a country that they have died for as much as the Europeans.
Till this day !!
4:07 just to avoid confusion this event was shortly after the end of WWII not during the Korean War. What’s interesting that despite that very negative experience the soldier’s younger brother still joined the Army when the Korean War broke out to fight for his country
Mr Rangle is still with us
My dad Raymond Tucker was SSG in the nickel oh trey FA. He initially deployed to Korea with the 3/9 .
One of the major problems that plagued black Americans in uniform during the Post War and Korean War, the leadership of many units was that they were still commanded by White Officers who were unable to accept the executive orders of President Truman, and many were WW2 veterans officers. And it did have a near polarizing impact for many months during the war.
Loving the information on this channel, glad I discovered it.
Thanks, so much attention on the Tuskegee Airman and not black in Infantrymen. Please do one on the 2nd Ranger Company all black. I'm a retired senior enlisted black, Green Beret of 28 years.
The. Second. Inf. And. The. 6. Regiment. In. The. Marines. Have. The. Same. Indian. Patch.