Brotherhood in Combat: How African Americans Found Equality in Korea and Vietnam

Synopsis

Explores Integration In The Military And Society During The Wars In Korea And Vietnam By Incorporating Military, Diplomatic, Social, Race And Ethnic Topics, Specifically Addressing How Racial Tension During This Period Was Present In Rear Units, And For The Most Part, Nonexistent In Front Line Units.--provided By Publisher. Ambitions Of Progress -- The First Step -- Developments In Korea -- Personnel, Politics, And A Clear Way Forward -- Combat On The Killing Floor -- New War, New Challenges -- Everyone Was Camouflage Green : Equality In The Bush -- No Brotherhood In The Rear -- Conclusion. Jeremy P. Maxwell. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.