AFRICAN AMERICANS IN WORLD WAR II: A LEGACY OF PATRIOTISM AND VALOR
1997 · Department of Defense, Defense Imagery (via FedFlix)
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- Creating body, as recorded
- Department of Defense
- DoD production number
- PIN 504607
- Internet Archive item
- gov.dod.dimoc.504607 (uploader's licence mark: http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)
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Department of Defense AFRICAN AMERICANS IN WORLD WAR II: A LEGACY OF PATRIOTISM AND VALOR PIN 504607 1997 PRODUCED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 50TH ANNIVERSARY WORLD WAR II COMMEMORATIVE COMMITTEE, THIS VIDEO TELLS THE STORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS DURING THE PERIOD 1940 THROUGH 1946. COVERING ALL PHASES AND THEATERS OF WORLD WAR II, IT FOCUSES ON THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THESE BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN ON THE HOME AND WAR FRONTS TO THE EVENTUAL ALLIED VICTORY.