african american soldiers

Describes the experiences of twenty African-American soldiers during the Vietnam War.

President Lincoln outlawed slavery. And the governor of Massachusetts began recruiting black soldiers. They formed the 54th Massachusetts regiment. At first, few people believed that they would make good soldiers. But the brave 54th defeated their enemies in battle. They did it time and again-proving everyone wrong.

Briefly presents, in graphic novel format, the story of the African American soldiers in the 54th Massachusetts Regiment.

Examines the history of African-Americans during the Civil War, discussing significant people and events and including photographs, sidebars, a timeline, a related activity, and a further reading list.

Describes the heroic efforts of the African American soldiers known as Buffalo Soldiers who served on the Western frontier.

Recounts the experiences of the slaves who answered Lord Dunmore's 1775 promise that any slave who left his master and fought for the British would have their freedom.

Tells the story of America's first black paratroopers during World War II.

Text and illustrations look at African American soldiers from the Civil War to the War in Iraq.

An exploration of the plight of African-American soldiers and sailors, the work of President Harry Truman and others to desegregate the United States armed forces, and the legal, political, and moral aspects of desegregation.

Looks at the history of outstanding African Americans in their careers, focusing on the military.