TheGreenHornet
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Not true. Harry Truman integrated the Armed Services during the Korean War.Rather strange....the statistics for black deaths are available for WWIIThey were just not keeping records that way back then.
I looked, but did not find a single breakdown of casualties in WWI by race.
But I guess you can look at "Soldiers of the Great Wat", 1920. It includes photographs of most of those killed in the war, I guess you can browse through it and count them.
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I found many, but at over 450 pages I was not going through the entire volume.
WWI was run differently. By the time WWII came along, black soldiers were serving alongside white soldiers.
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