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Roi Ottley's World War II
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Roi Ottley |
The memoir of Roi Ottley, an African American soldier in World War II. |
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Double victory
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Cheryl Mullenbach |
266 pages : 22 cm |
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The Port Chicago 50
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Steve Sheinkin |
"In San Francisco Bay there was a United States Navy base called Port Chicago. During World War II, it was a busy port where young sailors--many of them teenagers--loaded bombs and ammunition into s… |
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Writing to save a life
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John Edgar Wideman |
193 pages ; 22 cm |
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The Tuskegee Airmen story
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Lynn M. Homan |
When Joshua, Krista, and their friend, Charlene, find Granddad's souvenirs of World War II, he takes the opportunity to tell them about the war and his experiences as a Tuskegee Airman. |
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Tuskegee airmen
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Lynn M. Homan |
96 p. : 24 cm |
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Without regard to race
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Hedda Garza |
Examines the racist attitudes that kept African Americans from meaningful service in the United States military and the changes that occurred in the armed forces' policies during World War II. |
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Honoring Sergeant Carter
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Allene G. Carter |
Allene Carter's father-in-law was a decorated veteran. Yet it was not until the Carter family received a call from the White House that she discovered he was a heroic force in the Rhineland campaign.… |
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The World War II Black Regiment That Built the Alaska Military Highway
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William E. Griggs |
"The 97th Army Corps Engineers, an African American unit, worked extensively on completing the Alaska/Canadian Highway, but the corps' substantial role in this project to defend North America from Ja… |
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