Coast Guard 'Historical Information on African-Americans in the Coast Guard and its Predecessor Services.'ДЄfrican-Americans and the U.S. Other Resources The African-American Experience during the Vietnam Conflict This lesson plan includes links to relevant documents.ДЄfrican American Navy Experience The Naval History & Heritage Command maintains this site which includes photographs, biographies, information about ships and submarines, and 'Interesting Reads.'ДЄfrican-American Soldiers during the Civil War This lesson plan from the Library of Congress includes several documents.ДЄfrican-American Soldiers in World War I: The 92nd and 93rd Divisions A lesson plan from Edsitement.ДЄfrican American Women and the Military The Buffalo Soldiers Research Museum provides this site that presents the role of African American women in America's armed conflicts.ДЄfrican American World War II Medal of Honor Recipients This site includes the names of the recipients and the heroic actions that were recognized with the Medal of Honor.ДЄfrican-Americans and the U.S. Union Pension Files Giving Voice to Former Slaves' Prologue article by Donald R. Army, 1866-1890: Buffalo Soldiers and Black Infantrymen' An article by Trevor Plante from the Spring 2001 issue of the NARA publication Prologue.

'Researching African Americans in the U.S. O'Toole from the Fall 1997 issue of the NARA publication Prologue. 'Racial Identity and the Case of Captain Michael Healy, USRCS' An article by James M. Pictures of African Americans during World War II A selection of photographs of African American military personnel during World War II. Photographs of the 369th Infantry and African Americans during World War I A Teaching with Documents lesson plan that covers the 369th Infantry, an all-black regiment known as the 'Harlem Hellfighters.' Burger from the Summer 1997 issue of the NARA publication Prologue.

'The Lions' History: Researching World War II Images of African-Americans' An article by Barbara L. 'Jim Crow, Meet Lieutenant Robinson: A 1944 Court-Martial' John Vernon's Prologue article about the court martial of baseball great Jackie Robinson after he refused to sit in the rear of a camp bus. Colored Troops, Treatment of Black POWs, and more. It includes topics such as Preserving the Legacy of the U.S. The Fight for Equal Rights: Black Soldiers in the Civil War This is a NARA Teaching with Documents lesson on Colored Troops during the Civil War. 'Face to Face with History' Prologue article by Jill L. 'Exploring the Life and History of the 'Buffalo Soldiers'' Walter Hill, author of this article in The Record, and an archivist at NARA, writes about the black military presence during the Civil War period, and after the war, when the members of the 10th Calvary acquired the name 'Buffalo Soldiers' during the 1871 campaign against the Comanche Indians. 'Documenting African-Americans in the Records of Military Agencies' An article by Lisha Penn from the Summer 1997 issue of the NARA publication Prologue.Д®xecutive Order 9981: Desegregation of the Armed Forces (1948) This site provides a digitized image of Executive Order 9981, a transcript, and a discussion of the document and its background. Truman Library provides finding aids to documents relating to the desegration of U.S. Reidy appeared in the Fall 2001 issue of the NARA publication Prologue.Дesegregation of the Armed Forces: Archival Materials at the Library This site from the Harry S. NARA Resources 'Black Men in Navy Blue during the Civil War' This article by Joseph P. Military Resources: Blacks in the Military

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