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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	164
the secretary of defense	150
at the same time	142
in the armed forces	141
the department of defense	130
of negroes in the	107
of the secretary of	98
equal treatment and opportunity	94
on the th of	87
in the united states	83
opportunity in the armed	82
the secretary of the	82
the army of the	75
bureau of naval personnel	74
the bureau of naval	70
the secretary of war	67
the number of black	67
of the civil rights	65
secretary of the navy	64
of plans and policies	64
equality of treatment and	64
secretary of the army	63
treatment and opportunity in	63
of treatment and opportunity	63
the army air forces	62
and opportunity in the	61
of the department of	61
of the armed forces	61
to the secretary of	60
in the marine corps	59
utilization of negro manpower	58
on the morning of	55
of the air force	54
on the part of	54
the right of the	52
on the other hand	52
the left of the	51
in the regular army	50
in the armed services	47
for the first time	47
the chief of staff	46
the number of negroes	46
the rest of the	45
in the general service	44
the chief of naval	43
in the face of	43
the fact that the	43
the integration of the	43
in world war ii	42
the department of the	42
the close of the	42
in the case of	42
assistant secretary of defense	42
the commander of the	41
the morning of the	41
div of plans and	40
have the honor to	40
on the basis of	40
a part of the	39
during world war ii	39
i have the honor	39
of negro manpower in	38
changed to th regiment	38
the th and th	38
the negro in the	38
on the grounds that	37
the end of the	37
chief of naval personnel	37
the office of the	37
in the department of	37
as well as the	37
of the army of	36
in command of the	36
of the war department	35
the men of the	35
on the right of	35
on the left of	35
on equality of treatment	35
the part of the	35
committee on equality of	34
with the exception of	34
to th regiment u	34
in the air force	34
morning of the th	34
as the th regiment	34
the civil rights movement	34
the head of the	34
in the name of	33
of the gillem board	33
for the purpose of	33
one of the most	33
negroes in the navy	33
the success of the	32
negro troops in the	32
army of the potomac	32
under the command of	32
equal opportunity in the	32
employment of negro troops	31
in the vicinity of	31
at the time of	31
of the negro in	31
in the number of	31
a member of the	31
percent of the total	30
a large number of	30
at the head of	30
the croix de guerre	30
negro manpower in the	30
the history of the	30
number of negroes in	29
the assistant secretary of	29
office of the secretary	29
close of the war	29
the special programs unit	28
the remainder of the	27
the percentage of negroes	27
treatment and opportunity for	27
the gillem board policy	26
in front of the	26
for sa et al	26
of the marine corps	26
the service of the	26
the civil rights act	26
the officers of the	26
department of the south	26
the personnel policy board	26
of equal treatment and	26
of the army and	26
of the th infantry	26
in view of the	26
of the state of	26
national defense conference on	25
in the midst of	25
by the secretary of	25
in the wake of	25
secretary of the air	24
the organization of the	24
the gillem board report	24
of the regular army	24
the army and navy	24
the war of the	24
conference on negro affairs	24
at the end of	24
in the army of	23
defense conference on negro	23
was one of the	23
the rear of the	23
the army ground forces	23
in the postwar army	23
the army and the	23
to the fact that	23
the night of the	23
percentage of negroes in	23
the work of the	23
colored people of the	23
the army service forces	22
united states colored troops	22
navy and air force	22
in the black community	22
commission on civil rights	22
integration of the armed	22
at the close of	22
of negro troops in	22
a portion of the	22
extraordinary heroism in action	22
for extraordinary heroism in	22
the time of the	21
in the war of	21
without regard to race	21
the employment of black	21
on account of the	21
negroes in the army	21
a flag of truce	20
use of negroes in	20
navy and marine corps	20
on equal opportunity in	20
the civil rights leaders	20
the same time the	20
in the army air	20
army and air force	20
the navy and air	20
the hands of the	20
by the war department	20
integration of the negro	20
of the th and	20
service of the united	19
the ranks of the	19
the use of negroes	19
the united states army	19
in the way of	19
of the tenth cavalry	19
in the history of	19
the commanding general of	19
the case of the	19
of the bureau of	19
in the battle of	19
in the end the	19
the wake of the	19
number of black officers	19
night of the th	19
the chief of the	19
the civil rights advocates	19
the use of black	18
the navy and the	18
for the most part	18
on the subject of	18
of the th regiment	18
commanding general of the	18
to the united states	18
by the end of	18
in accordance with the	18
end of the war	18
in the national guard	18
took part in the	18
in the interest of	18
of the new york	18
from time to time	18
in the hands of	18
committee on equal opportunity	18
as a result of	18
the story of the	18
the beginning of the	18
into the service of	17
war of the rebellion	17
men of the th	17
officers and enlisted men	17
the commanding officer of	17
the army and air	17
the people of the	17
chief of naval operations	17
to new market heights	17
on the night of	17
commanding officer of the	17
of the national guard	17
of the american negro	17
that part of the	17
the th of march	17
the th of may	17
of one of the	17
in the far east	17
as soon as the	17
it would have been	17
the distinguished service cross	17
for the use of	17
free colored people of	17
fire of the enemy	16
army of the united	16
the th day of	16
to the left of	16
in addition to the	16
the civil rights of	16
the th of april	16
in the spring of	16
in the city of	16
on the afternoon of	16
general of the army	16
center of military history	16
the afternoon of the	16
assistant secretary of war	16
the officers and men	16
department of the army	16
of the th corps	16
to the right of	16
of the chief of	16
the navy and marine	16
in the rear of	16
the free colored people	16
to the cause of	16
and the air force	16
the one hundred and	16
would have to be	16
the quotation is from	16
of world war ii	16
the first south carolina	15
the assignment of black	15
civil rights act of	15
division of plans and	15
and at the same	15
of the nd regiment	15
of the th of	15
the fire of the	15
oral hist interv with	15
of the rough riders	15
left of the line	15
the th regiment corps	15
of their own race	15
deputy chief of staff	15
allied and associated powers	15
of the fahy committee	15
department of the gulf	15
of the city of	15
the employment of negroes	15
assignment of negro marines	15
copies of all in	15
more than percent of	15
organized at new orleans	15
in the navy and	15
for negroes in the	15
deputy assistant secretary of	15
the president of the	15
president of the united	15
it is to be	15
as a matter of	15
in contrast to the	15
right of the line	15
in the fall of	15
d p a to	15
personnel and administration division	15
army of the james	14
new market heights that	14
the state of louisiana	14
in regard to the	14
the latter part of	14
the conduct of the	14
the record of the	14
of the rd division	14
the th of july	14
in connection with the	14
on the firing line	14
under secretary of the	14
the policy of the	14
for the air force	14
of the colored troops	14
the personnel and administration	14
of all in cmh	14
participation of negro troops	14
secretary of defense to	14
the honor to be	14
the far east command	14
public papers of the	14
the united states government	14
butler to new market	14
to carry out the	14
number of black soldiers	14
of the negro race	14
enlistment of men of	14
the side of the	14
the armed forces in	14
of the navy and	14
and the fahy committee	14
a quarter of a	14
so far as i	14
for a discussion of	14
croix de guerre and	14
the division of plans	14
the allied and associated	14
part of the line	14
side by side with	14
and the civil rights	14
use of black troops	14
market heights that day	14
the command of the	14
of the colored race	14
of the negro soldiers	14
the th regiment u	14
of the men of	14
officers and noncommissioned officers	14
the government of the	13
on the side of	13
the world war ii	13
on the th day	13
of the nd division	13
was the fact that	13
the fleet marine force	13
copies of both in	13
the civil rights commission	13
of the new policy	13
of the cavalry division	13
the records of the	13
of the american army	13
the use of the	13
as one of the	13
at the battle of	13
to the fahy committee	13
to a great extent	13
in the coast guard	13
of the spanish forces	13
chief of staff for	13
the report of the	13
following butler to new	13
of the black phalanx	13
the colored people of	13
in one of the	13
the deputy chief of	13
the air force was	13
increase in the number	13
year of the war	13
afternoon of the th	13
of santiago de cuba	13
in the matter of	13
in the direction of	13
in the army and	13
the negro as a	13
and on the th	13
th united states colored	13
the soldiers of the	13
in the european theater	12
to the right and	12
to say that the	12
up to this time	12
in an effort to	12
as well as in	12
the united states service	12
the stars and stripes	12
a place in the	12
the siege of savannah	12
black officers in the	12
assistant secretary of the	12
as well as a	12
the assignment of negroes	12
black units in the	12
people of the united	12
it would be a	12
the th army corps	12
the district of columbia	12
the cause of the	12
the th new york	12
name of military efficiency	12
in the light of	12
was in command of	12
first south carolina volunteers	12
months of the war	12
assistant to the secretary	12
of black and white	12
under sa et al	12
lay dis body down	12
for the assignment of	12
mustered into the service	12
the outbreak of the	12
on the other side	12
in the civil war	12
for equal treatment and	12
assignment of negroes to	12
manpower in the postwar	12
head of the column	12
the heart of the	12
for under sa et	12
in the event of	12
consolidated with the th	12
the line of the	12
the four colored regiments	12
in the siege of	12
utilization of negro military	12
the air force had	12
of the coast guard	12
i do not know	12
heroism in action near	12
the direction of the	12
the th united states	12
the city of new	12
the establishment of a	12
the name of military	12
was sent to the	12
summary sheet for cofs	12
in the local community	12
of negro military personnel	12
the national guard bureau	11
forces during world war	11
than percent of the	11
officers and men of	11
by the fact that	11
the attention of the	11
the capture of the	11
that the army had	11
the evening of the	11
under the direction of	11
the early months of	11
regiment of colored troops	11
the th of august	11
the organization and training	11
it was the first	11
the demands of the	11
of the th the	11
to the command of	11
in line of battle	11
the civil rights organizations	11
integration of the army	11
with the rest of	11
the first regiment of	11
of the white house	11
to the problem of	11
of the korean war	11
government of the united	11
by the united states	11
as a part of	11
segregation in the armed	11
in charge of the	11
with a loss of	11
the first year of	11
recs of gen bd	11
on the same day	11
the experience of the	11
the regiment was ordered	11
the passage of the	11
the national urban league	11
in the american army	11
in keeping with the	11
from the war department	11
the north side of	11
the size of the	11
the marine corps was	11
in the presence of	11
the control of the	11
of a number of	11
the small number of	11
utilization of negro personnel	11
that the united states	11
d p a for	11
the men in the	11
commissioned officers of the	11
the morning of july	11
the performance of the	11
the regiment remained in	11
the armed forces and	11
its designation was changed	11
placed in command of	11
of discrimination in the	11
under command of major	11
it was necessary to	11
percent of the army	11
in the civil rights	11
the exception of the	11
the operations of the	11
the top of the	11
one of the first	11
in the civilian community	11
negroes in the general	11
in the bureau of	11
the position of the	11
for the armed forces	11
employment of negroes in	11
as if they were	11
it was not until	11
as the st regiment	11
north side of the	11
as soon as possible	11
that it was not	11
people of the north	11
of the selective service	11
for an example of	11
the status of black	11
under command of colonel	11
under a flag of	11
history of the american	11
of the first and	11
to be dealt with	11
on the north side	10
of segregation in the	10
to the extent that	10
to the success of	10
more to the point	10
the national defense conference	10
strength of the army	10
racial discrimination in the	10
in the words of	10
of louisiana native guards	10
the selective service act	10
were sent to the	10
is one of the	10
equality of opportunity in	10
with the th regiment	10
secretary of defense in	10
of the army staff	10
of white and black	10
the effect of the	10
the fahy committee and	10
enlisted men transferred to	10
the united states and	10
the signing of the	10
manpower in the army	10
negro personnel in the	10
in the first place	10
in rear of the	10
the surrender of the	10
on the evening of	10
on the use of	10
of the men who	10
secretary of defense on	10
at the expense of	10
the development of the	10
increase the number of	10
be found in the	10
the bulk of the	10
of black officers and	10
in the field of	10
aide to the secretary	10
to the white house	10
one hundred and fifty	10
the arrival of the	10
the postwar military establishment	10
in the development of	10
the status of the	10
the army in the	10
the best way to	10
of the assistant secretary	10
large number of negroes	10
that the department of	10
parts of the country	10
papers of the presidents	10
designation was changed to	10
to the department of	10
by the gillem board	10
the tactical air command	10
and the marine corps	10
the united states to	10
the great world war	10
the th of september	10
number of black marines	10
the character of the	10
civilian aide to the	10
also new york times	10
blacks in the marine	10
special assistant to the	10
the needs of the	10
of the regiment to	10
the united states was	10
would be assigned to	10
by the chief of	10
regiment was ordered to	10
the role of the	10
secdef for sa et	10
as the d regiment	10
the director of personnel	10
a few of the	10
the advance of the	10
force of the enemy	10
race relations in the	10
the other side of	10
norfolk journal and guide	10
officers of the regiment	10
the first and second	10
to percent of the	10
of some of the	10
into the hands of	10
to the effect that	10
of opportunity in the	10
the influence of the	10
troops in the postwar	10
negroes in the marine	10
assignment of negro personnel	10
discrimination in the community	10
it seems to me	10
in the eighth army	10
in the postwar military	10
the armed forces had	10
the island of cuba	10
the subject of the	9
division of the th	9
in the form of	9
the crest of the	9
a man called white	9
the armed forces was	9
with a view to	9
the use of sanctions	9
the national military establishment	9
the war department to	9
army air forces during	9
a good deal of	9
the files of the	9
the nature of the	9
to d p a	9
the first time in	9
air forces during world	9
in the great world	9
army general classification test	9
the command of general	9
the air force to	9
in favor of the	9
usaf oral hist interv	9
and opportunity for negroes	9
of the equal opportunity	9
the committee and the	9
the center of military	9
as rapidly as possible	9
colored race in other	9
of the army to	9
of the general service	9
as part of the	9
with those of the	9
did you see any	9
branch of the service	9
and men of the	9
the field of battle	9
of the black soldiers	9
of the office of	9
and the chief of	9
the reorganization of the	9
the percentage of black	9
and their allies in	9
of the enemy in	9
the request of the	9
my army cross over	9
th and th regiments	9
until the end of	9
the air force and	9
the date of the	9
the selective service system	9
director of plans and	9
and to the th	9
hist of ninth af	9
was placed in command	9
in the absence of	9
in which the negro	9
the grounds that the	9
the face of the	9
on negro troop policies	9
to which they were	9
committee on civil rights	9
both in secaf files	9
in the regular navy	9
in world war i	9
to take part in	9
of black servicemen and	9
changed to d regiment	9
that he could not	9
was the result of	9
the balance of the	9
in new york city	9
sections of the country	9
soldiers in the war	9
seems to have been	9
organized at port hudson	9
of the colored people	9
in the eyes of	9
of men of colored	9
found it necessary to	9
other than messman branch	9
see also new york	9
the total number of	9
employment of black troops	9
to the chief of	9
in killed and wounded	9
other side of the	9
the idea of a	9
in the preparation of	9
the centre of the	9
the authority of the	9
of the national urban	9
of black soldiers in	9
by the navy and	9
to the left and	9
in the cause of	9
the enlistment of negroes	9
the approval of the	9
organization and training division	9
of the black press	9
in other than messman	9
in the minds of	9
top of the hill	9
of the naval establishment	9
battle of bunker hill	9
pointed out that the	9
it seemed as if	9
in the integration of	9
the purpose of the	9
areas of the country	9
war department special board	9
of the personnel policy	9
men of colored race	9
the edge of the	9
civil rights in the	9
at home and abroad	9
in the postwar period	9
as we have seen	9
joint chiefs of staff	9
the result of the	9
integration in the armed	9
the presence of the	9
the extent to which	9
racial policies of the	9
on the stone fort	9
usaf oral history program	9
race in other than	9
the spirit of the	9
under secnav for chmn	9
the chairman of the	9
on the employment of	9
hundred and third new	8
army of northern virginia	8
in proportion to their	8
to d regiment u	8
status of the negro	8
of the army air	8
of the free colored	8
the laws of the	8
wanted the committee to	8
a great deal of	8
the civil rights bill	8
so far as the	8
at that time the	8
i do not think	8
of the truman order	8
of the black community	8
of the first cavalry	8
the strength of the	8
the th regiment louisiana	8
that it was a	8
director of personnel and	8
one of the men	8
marine corps and the	8
a new racial policy	8
more than two hundred	8
secretary of defense for	8
the possession of the	8
personnel in overhead installations	8
the services of the	8
of the negro soldier	8
use of black manpower	8
as long as the	8
two hundred and fifty	8
of the national security	8
for the advancement of	8
a large part of	8
chief of military history	8
the lines of the	8
people of the south	8
until the th of	8
de bell done ringing	8
two companies of the	8
men of the twenty	8
one hundred and third	8
department of defense to	8
white and black troops	8
of a total of	8
from the united states	8
the recommendations of the	8
by order of the	8
united states colored infantry	8
the ability of the	8
that it was the	8
of the service of	8
role of the department	8
in advance of the	8
and one of the	8
special board on negro	8
of black troops in	8
as prisoners of war	8
a detachment of the	8
french croix de guerre	8
to the th regiment	8
the ninth and tenth	8
local laws and customs	8
orders were received to	8
advancement of colored people	8
de guerre and the	8
the new market road	8
governor of the state	8
national association for the	8
in the use of	8
proportion of negroes in	8
a regiment of colored	8
moved to the right	8
the battle of el	8
to the use of	8
one hundred and twenty	8
of the federal government	8
the manner in which	8
department special board on	8
from the regular army	8
on the grounds of	8
the racial policies of	8
organized at camp nelson	8
was due to the	8
the new york tribune	8
of both in cmh	8
with the remainder of	8
the majority of black	8
in the late war	8
put an end to	8
at the request of	8
of the people of	8
it was impossible to	8
far as i know	8
blacks in the army	8
of the island of	8
racial composition of the	8
in light of the	8
the provisions of the	8
the th of june	8
discrimination against black servicemen	8
to that of the	8
in the reserve components	8
of the services and	8
both black and white	8
respectfully your obedient servant	8
of the colored man	8
to the front and	8
the question of the	8
the state of new	8
a certain amount of	8
as a member of	8
to the th infantry	8
discrimination in the armed	8
with the secretary of	8
the rank and file	8
battle of el caney	8
greater part of the	8
in a letter to	8
an officer of the	8
the last months of	8
their allies in the	8
small number of negroes	8
in the navy was	8
that there was a	8
and third new york	8
the marine corps and	8
strange career of jim	8
for the rest of	8
that they would be	8
against the united states	8
side of the james	8
the th of february	8
a portion of his	8
the new york times	8
to the rank of	8
an instrument of social	8
the advancement of colored	8
the continental united states	8
the greater part of	8
negro soldiers in the	8
both in fc file	8
bivouacked for the night	8
to one of the	8
the rescue of the	8
the same time he	8
of the officers and	8
assistant chief of staff	8
a limited number of	8
career of jim crow	8
the attitude of the	8
of negro personnel in	8
parity of enlistment standards	8
from the fact that	8
wanted the army to	8
with the army of	8
of the civil war	8
of the eighth illinois	8
served in the army	8
to the detriment of	8
about the same time	8
early in the war	8
men transferred to other	8
to be assigned to	8
negroes in the postwar	8
manpower in the post	8
an account of the	8
the joint chiefs of	8
breaking out of the	8
to the time of	8
that some of the	8
negro in the great	8
the director of plans	8
the breaking out of	8
of the th illinois	8
the french croix de	8
negro in the navy	8
of integration in the	8
a few days after	8
on utilization of negro	8
association for the advancement	8
war of the revolution	8
department of national defense	8
evening of the th	8
to the assignment of	8
the formation of the	8
of the first brigade	8
to the commanding officer	8
to be allowed to	8
the editor of the	8
troops in the rebellion	8
that the war department	8
of the war the	8
in the following order	8
of the regiment was	8
city of new york	8
integration of the services	8
the first and tenth	8
of the eighth army	8
instrument of social change	8
that one of the	8
the performance of black	8
the national security act	8
of staff for personnel	8
the army general classification	7
integration in the army	7
had served in the	7
secys of military departments	7
on board the steamer	7
at least in the	7
expanding role of the	7
it would be hard	7
as far as the	7
of the organization of	7
in the fact that	7
board on negro manpower	7
percent of all black	7
the defence of the	7
of the officers of	7
on the st of	7
the terms of the	7
the large number of	7
at the hands of	7
on an integrated basis	7
signing of the armistice	7
of organization and training	7
early months of the	7
secretary of defense forrestal	7
rise in the number	7
the integration of black	7
and the united states	7
american negro in the	7
battery on the left	7
that the navy had	7
places of public accommodation	7
at a time when	7
the army had to	7
that there would be	7
the movements of the	7
black soldiers in the	7
in a few minutes	7
for the sake of	7
the condition of the	7
changed to st regiment	7
many of them had	7
in the early months	7
for the welfare of	7
the deputy assistant secretary	7
with the fahy committee	7
and opportunity for black	7
status of black servicemen	7
the army could not	7
at fort des moines	7
to the commander of	7
of the first south	7
with a portion of	7
the troops of the	7
reduce the number of	7
either killed or wounded	7
the th regimental combat	7
negroes served in the	7
of the militia of	7
gave the order to	7
to take care of	7
the first day of	7
made up of the	7
was not to be	7
at the rate of	7
the use of economic	7
through the efforts of	7
nothing to do with	7
officers and men were	7
in the course of	7
which they had been	7
way to the front	7
the d infantry division	7
the battle of the	7
the gallantry of the	7
found it difficult to	7
and went into camp	7
but it was a	7
of black units in	7
the effect that the	7
of universal military training	7
a result of the	7
as if it were	7
state of new york	7
the front of the	7
a group of black	7
soldiers of the th	7
near san juan river	7
of the other services	7
in reference to the	7
between black and white	7
in a short time	7
in the shore establishment	7
white black white black	7
in the office of	7
the only way to	7
committee on negro troop	7
would have been a	7
in the union army	7
the expanding role of	7
of the enemy and	7
to the memory of	7
deputy under secretary of	7
the same pay and	7
black and white units	7
since world war ii	7
at the outbreak of	7
to the support of	7
civil rights organizations and	7
of all the services	7
between the committee and	7
there was to be	7
the lack of black	7
heroism in action at	7
in the white house	7
the majority of the	7
department of defense and	7
the middle of the	7
of men of the	7
of negroes to the	7
that the army could	7
the civil rights groups	7
the effects of the	7
the negroes in the	7
were added to the	7
of black units and	7
all over the country	7
the charge of the	7
the value of the	7
but it was not	7
navy and the air	7
by command of major	7
at the same moment	7
directly in front of	7
at that time was	7
part of the time	7
was convinced that the	7
world war ii period	7
the army began to	7
department of defense was	7
the retreat of the	7
on the field of	7
enlisted men in the	7
the freedom of the	7
side of the river	7
were assigned to the	7
made it clear that	7
american civil liberties union	7
assigned to black units	7
by the commanding general	7
with that of the	7
was attached to the	7
the city of santiago	7
in the meantime the	7
the midst of the	7
director of organization and	7
that it was impossible	7
out of a total	7
this was the first	7
and enlisted men transferred	7
at the beginning of	7
commissioned officers and privates	7
take part in the	7
position on the right	7
out of the question	7
for the integration of	7
be paid to the	7
and a half miles	7
before the end of	7
the colored race in	7
chief of the bureau	7
and the secretary of	7
proved to be the	7
to the far east	7
on equality of opportunity	7
for the success of	7
was a member of	7
in a number of	7
the battery on the	7
in the world war	7
of the th new	7
the support of the	7
negro in the army	7
a large group of	7
discrimination within the services	7
the progress of the	7
be assigned to the	7
solution to the problem	7
in the postwar navy	7
approximately percent of the	7
to the rear of	7
in a state of	7
the first battalion of	7
committee against jim crow	7
their percentage of the	7
croix de guerre with	7
i want to go	7
for the formation of	7
a discussion of the	7
negro as a soldier	7
the commandant of the	7
negroes were assigned to	7
the results of the	7
would be limited to	7
by the civil rights	7
negro military personnel in	7
battle of lake erie	7
transferred to other regiments	7
that the number of	7
as well as for	7
the army of invasion	7
than that of the	7
forces of the united	7
in action near ardeuil	7
the negro soldiers in	7
the services and the	7
and soldiers of the	7
of the war to	7
headquarters fifth army corps	7
on the extreme left	7
the utilization of negro	7
the members of the	7
after the close of	7
at the heart of	7
the marine corps had	7
early in the morning	7
and the office of	7
record of the th	7
crest of the hill	7
of the executive order	7
out of the service	7
the national association for	7
the department of justice	7
some percent of all	7
of the war and	7
as that of the	7
discrimination in the services	7
the war department was	7
the war manpower commission	7
th regiment louisiana volunteers	7
the development of a	7
the militia of the	7
to do with the	7
the war department had	7
of personnel and administration	7
for the benefit of	7
to the right to	7
for a long time	7
of black officers in	7
on the number of	7
armed forces in the	7
mustered out of the	7
in the new york	7
advisory committee on negro	7
to participate in the	7
assistant secretary for manpower	7
negroes would be assigned	7
that percent of the	7
the under secretary of	7
the committee wanted the	7
of the stone fort	7
civil rights advocates and	7
th regimental combat team	7
responded to the call	7
the gates of the	7
was assigned to the	7
of the american forces	7
nature of the ground	7
the words of the	7
in the summer of	7
out of the war	7
on the road to	7
latter part of the	7
of the army ground	7
of negro enlisted personnel	7
with respect to the	7
in the war department	7
first year of the	7
the principle of equal	7
the th infantry and	7
of the integration of	7
ranks of the army	7
to increase the number	7
at national defense conference	7
report of board of	7
in the end it	7
military personnel in overhead	7
shortage of black officers	7
the american negro in	7
placed under command of	7
that the federal government	7
of defense and the	7
rejected the idea of	7
the losses of the	7
the men who had	6
to the editor of	6
to the principle of	6
left of the springhill	6
the army of northern	6
and the white house	6
flag of truce was	6
in which they were	6
the orders of the	6
the black press and	6
that portion of the	6
the commencement of the	6
and recommendations of the	6
to the marine corps	6
integration of the general	6
the hands of their	6
to comply with the	6
the civil rights forces	6
men of the regiment	6
andrews air force base	6
it was impossible for	6
of the d division	6
the american expeditionary forces	6
had been ordered to	6
go in de wilderness	6
and the fact that	6
of shot and shell	6
of discrimination against black	6
demands of the civil	6
the troops in the	6
with the first cavalry	6
department of defense in	6
into the united states	6
the department of health	6
than a quarter of	6
of the john adams	6
by the gesell committee	6
the summons to surrender	6
a matter of fact	6
official report of the	6
of negro marines to	6
members of the armed	6
the concentration of negroes	6
army life in a	6
in an open field	6
was not so much	6
to the general service	6
on file in the	6
for discussion of the	6
the morning of november	6
reason to believe that	6
the racial composition of	6
for the lack of	6
would be hard to	6
the far east and	6
integration of the national	6
and the use of	6
in the volunteer service	6
a few days later	6
the field and staff	6
the representatives of the	6
black enlisted men and	6
of which he had	6
as secretary of defense	6
command of the regiment	6
the navy in the	6
always seemed to me	6
all negroes in the	6
and that it was	6
white and black soldiers	6
a position on the	6
may be regarded as	6
the employment of negro	6
the preparation of this	6
to the point of	6
secdef for secys of	6
and the number of	6
the league of nations	6
a small number of	6
seemed as if the	6
negroes in the services	6
soldiers of the phalanx	6
open to charges of	6
the regular army and	6
number of black units	6
on their way to	6
consisting of the th	6
and in the end	6
it is remembered that	6
for an extended discussion	6
the pride of the	6
both officers and men	6
the th of october	6
who had charge of	6
when it came to	6
ninth and tenth cavalry	6
the face of a	6
of the armed services	6
units would be retained	6
to end segregation in	6
the th and st	6
the quality of the	6
stationed in the united	6
during the civil war	6
was known as the	6
of the enlisted men	6
in the service of	6
received the croix de	6
in a way that	6
a policy of integration	6
it was in the	6
the arms and services	6
was made in the	6
th field signal battalion	6
and many of them	6
from white to black	6
and be ready to	6
quotation is from the	6
to their percentage of	6
morale and military efficiency	6
by the fahy committee	6
special programs unit had	6
in the army for	6
was the first to	6
in the other services	6
distribution of enlisted personnel	6
and a detachment of	6
who were engaged in	6
of the fleet marine	6
categories iv and v	6
commander of the army	6
the d cavalry division	6
and in some instances	6
of the war in	6
for the department of	6
to take up arms	6
short distance from the	6
the letter of the	6
an extended discussion of	6
immediate effect on the	6
the mission of the	6
the arming of negroes	6
quarter of a century	6
at the bottom of	6
the black and white	6
facilities to military personnel	6
from one of the	6
of the negro troops	6
the efficient use of	6
of facilities to military	6
in the treatment of	6
national security act of	6
the civil rights revolution	6
the staff of the	6
in the judgment of	6
on national guard policy	6
both whites and blacks	6
the history of this	6
of civil rights leaders	6
implementation of executive order	6
a copy of the	6
officers and soldiers of	6
of the th iowa	6
to me that the	6
to the president that	6
of the army in	6
those who had been	6
the negroes of the	6
of the negroes in	6
the st kansas colored	6
in the continental united	6
was made up of	6
the day of the	6
at the behest of	6
to the attention of	6
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th and th cavalry	6
in and out of	6
had a right to	6
in a sort of	6
the general service in	6
the same time it	6
of black troops to	6
the black community and	6
the whole of the	6
of the old th	6
and the bureau of	6
that is to say	6
of the navy on	6
deputy secretary of defense	6
of the ninth cavalry	6
for members of the	6
on the same subject	6
of men in the	6
could not be ignored	6
the action of the	6
some of the men	6
policy of the government	6
the flag of truce	6
as well as white	6
the essence of security	6
officers of colored troops	6
and most of the	6
of those who were	6
early on the morning	6
the exception of a	6
it was not the	6
of the draft law	6
of the character of	6
secretary of defense had	6
was brought to the	6
after the battle of	6
the flower of the	6
the vicinity of the	6
in the mean time	6
of the work of	6
the fort pillow massacre	6
the enlisted men of	6
the author of the	6
among the first to	6
the early days of	6
to take command of	6
on behalf of the	6
of the negro as	6
place in the line	6
issued the following order	6
negroes in the service	6
the marine corps to	6
and out of the	6
march to the sea	6
to the men of	6
then in command of	6
civil rights leaders and	6
the racial practices of	6
can be found in	6
i walk in de	6
there would be no	6
the roar of the	6
world war ii experience	6
the gesell committee and	6
of the army service	6
of the confederate states	6
the american veterans committee	6
proved to be a	6
later in the year	6
their way to the	6
as a means of	6
the timing of the	6
negro publishers and editors	6
approved by the secretary	6
influence of the civil	6
could not have been	6
the war in the	6
the battle of bunker	6
the quote is from	6
a short distance from	6
the air force plan	6
of the battle of	6
enlisted personnel by race	6
was wounded in the	6
breakthrough on the color	6
the army for the	6
a soldier of the	6
city of new orleans	6
in the area of	6
the other regiments of	6
there were more than	6
the racial status quo	6
in the performance of	6
officers on utilization of	6
from the black community	6
the declaration of war	6
the scope of the	6
third united states colored	6
small number of black	6
the st defense battalion	6
regiments of colored troops	6
secretary of defense was	6
the army staff had	6
so far as it	6
in the revolutionary war	6
any part of the	6
in company with the	6
participation in the war	6
they would have to	6
of the men in	6
in terms of the	6
command of negro troops	6
in a black regiment	6
of those in the	6
to be found in	6
percent of all the	6
the removal of the	6
world war ii had	6
faith of the government	6
of naval personnel had	6
by the name of	6
chmn of gen bd	6
in the person of	6
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segregation in the army	6
to the civil rights	6
with the croix de	6
large black combat units	6
in the black press	6
the use of racial	6
use of economic sanctions	6
the new policy was	6
what was going on	6
as secretary of the	6
by one of the	6
was the first time	6
the assistant secretary for	6
d pa summary sheet	6
in the fight for	6
at the white house	6
in the long run	6
limit the number of	6
a soldier in the	6
army and the air	6
th and th infantry	6
they are to be	6
that it would be	6
men were killed and	6
on the d of	6
it is probable that	6
to read and write	6
the efforts of the	6
it must be remembered	6
the basis of individual	6
for service in the	6
availability of facilities to	6
to the number of	6
the plan of the	6
on the integration of	6
days of the war	6
of the opinion that	6
black officers and noncommissioned	6
civil rights commission and	6
and the gesell committee	6
soldier of the twenty	6
columbia university oral hist	6
outside the military reservation	6
the events of the	6
of black marines in	6
in the same manner	6
of separate but equal	6
to the air force	6
of negro and white	6
other regiments of the	6
the united states in	6
be known as the	6
when it is remembered	6
on the color front	6
march on washington movement	6
and one hundred and	6
first battalion of the	6
the bottom of the	6
rank and file of	6
a large portion of	6
of the negro and	6
who served in the	6
of the colored regiments	6
to use negroes in	6
it was one of	6
the power of the	6
in an attempt to	6
the first kansas colored	6
in the pacific area	6
command of major general	6
at the national defense	6
a significant number of	6
fahy committee and the	6
last months of the	6
in the winter of	6
for the employment of	6
not a few of	6
commissions in the regular	6
the treatment of the	6
that the air force	6
negroes in the armed	6
of black enlisted men	6
on the coast of	6
the war department and	6
to reduce the number	6
racial equality in the	6
in order to prevent	6
of the american people	6
was brigaded with the	6
men of the st	6
three hundred and fifty	6
plans and policies division	6
life in a black	6
the harbor of santiago	6
the united states navy	6
and the work of	6
th infantry firing line	6
by the adjutant general	6
opportunity for black servicemen	6
he wanted the army	6
the war with spain	6
of negroes to be	6
from the secretary of	6
gates of the military	6
to be ready to	6
of men and women	6
of the commanding general	6
in the latter part	6
of the government was	6
the honor to submit	6
the first place the	6
to remain in the	6
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of the th division	6
it became evident that	6
the knowledge of the	6
population of the city	6
for the united states	6
officered by colored men	6
university oral hist interv	6
of the military reservation	6
in the capture of	6
air force and the	5
would be a mistake	5
on the right and	5
a way as to	5
an example of how	5
it was at this	5
the discretion of the	5
about half a mile	5
for which they were	5
after world war ii	5
in one of these	5
report for the president	5
ferme de la riviere	5
at the age of	5
under secnav for asd	5
men of their own	5
outbreak of the war	5
the problem of the	5
the director of organization	5
to submit the following	5
of the st kansas	5
those who were not	5
the provost marshal general	5
as it turned out	5
just as it was	5
the general board of	5
with the department of	5
and the th and	5
in the annals of	5
that the armed forces	5
the companies of the	5
of the black population	5
the captain of the	5
regiment of louisiana native	5
were engaged in the	5
in the organization of	5
united states army in	5
was by no means	5
of the white officers	5
of equality of treatment	5
colored personnel in the	5
be made of the	5
the bois de mortier	5
black participation in the	5
of the air staff	5
off of pub info	5
the formation of a	5
of the san juan	5
first division of the	5
the plans and policies	5
for the destruction of	5
columbia university oral history	5
civilian aides conference of	5
for a few days	5
of the services of	5
the separate but equal	5
on account of his	5
was assigned to a	5
base equal opportunity inventory	5
the number of men	5
in part on the	5
his chief of staff	5
those assigned to the	5
from the date of	5
the free colored population	5
the war department for	5
prior to the war	5
negroes in the regular	5
secretary of war on	5
the cause of freedom	5
assignment of negro enlisted	5
and air force to	5
and i do not	5
the march on washington	5
secretary of defense and	5
the d fighter group	5
of large numbers of	5
there seemed to be	5
a change in policy	5
army of the island	5
in the ranks of	5
with regard to the	5
negro manpower in postwar	5
brigaded with the french	5
the bureau of navigation	5
in such a way	5
about percent of the	5
the following account of	5
number of black combat	5
the gillem board had	5
the kingdom of spain	5
the air force integration	5
soldier in the army	5
it was on the	5
from the free states	5
who had commanded the	5
and bivouacked for the	5
committee on national guard	5
the th of december	5
black officers and men	5
of the great war	5
that segregation was a	5
the armies of the	5
it is said that	5
the extreme left of	5
in the harbor of	5
had the right to	5
with low test scores	5
of the gallantry of	5
and the department of	5
four regiments of colored	5
mustered into the united	5
the historian of the	5
spec counsel to president	5
chief of staff on	5
the road leading to	5
the lot of the	5
actg secnav for secdef	5
the conclusion of the	5
aides conference of the	5
report of the secretary	5
manpower in postwar army	5
as well as an	5
to the call of	5
of the spanish army	5
it could be argued	5
on the soil of	5
vice chief of staff	5
was based on the	5
to the rear and	5
the service of supply	5
men in the regiment	5
i have no doubt	5
secretary of defense johnson	5
army in world war	5
the senate of the	5
in the argonne forest	5
less than percent of	5
officers men officers men	5
is said to have	5
from the ranks of	5
the fahy committee in	5
of civil rights in	5
that the black community	5
in the effort to	5
officers as well as	5
in speaking of the	5
buried him with his	5
on account of color	5
it is not a	5
of the union troops	5
up to the time	5
the judgment of the	5
the d day of	5
both on and off	5
and by the time	5
to believe that the	5
civil rights of the	5
had been in the	5
hear de trumpet sound	5
road leading to santiago	5
second battalion of the	5
as in the case	5
the second and third	5
was but one of	5
to be on the	5
committee and the army	5
of black servicemen in	5
troops in the department	5
both white and black	5
into the ranks of	5
we were ordered to	5
of men from the	5
conference of the secretary	5
of black troops was	5
on enlistment contracts and	5
black servicemen and their	5
hist interv with zuckert	5
the mouth of the	5
opportunities for negroes in	5
by the commander of	5
oral history interview with	5
quarter of a million	5
camp near san juan	5
most of the time	5
the regiment had been	5
and the men were	5
of the army royall	5
and the rest of	5
left of our line	5
given the opportunity to	5
with the th infantry	5
the authorities at washington	5
to the best of	5
to make it a	5
the behest of the	5
with the help of	5
regiments of louisiana native	5
where the regiment was	5
many of those who	5
the eyes of the	5
the white officers and	5
the application of the	5
of civil rights advocates	5
for the development of	5
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all parts of the	5
the men of color	5
it is true that	5
that many of the	5
to be able to	5
the ranks with the	5
would not have been	5
you hear de trumpet	5
that integration of the	5
the care of the	5
to serve in the	5
the regular army of	5
the time of his	5
very respectfully your obedient	5
the duties of a	5
administration of military justice	5
decorated with the croix	5
the inactivation of the	5
policy regarding race entries	5
machine gun company no	5
of the army for	5
had no intention of	5
the regiment was moved	5
black and white soldiers	5
the gesell committee had	5
as an instrument of	5
under secnav for secnav	5
well as in the	5
the extreme right of	5
as far as possible	5
massacre at fort pillow	5
at which time the	5
the administration of military	5
the same as that	5
to the end of	5
on board the transport	5
in possession of the	5
wanted the navy to	5
kenworthy for chief of	5
of the services to	5
went into camp at	5
the fact that it	5
utilization of negroes in	5
that he would be	5
that the negro was	5
be ready to move	5
of the nd kansas	5
that the army was	5
of the department and	5
in the southern states	5
the tenth cavalry and	5
efficient use of black	5
is reported to have	5
in the fight at	5
the preparation of the	5
in a position to	5
with the aid of	5
the second battalion of	5
for secys of military	5
the army tried to	5
first and second regiments	5
in dealing with the	5
men who had been	5
the negro and the	5
people of the country	5
for the regiment to	5
and every one of	5
most of the men	5
of race relations in	5
segregation in the services	5
the army staff to	5
what was left of	5
correspondent of the new	5
there was but one	5
to that end he	5
of the war of	5
by the white house	5
the st marine division	5
the line of march	5
percentage of the population	5
in the centre of	5
the provost marshall general	5
during the war of	5
before the arrival of	5
and percent of the	5
the honor of the	5
editor of the new	5
and the army staff	5
in the nature of	5
of naval operations and	5
charge of the phalanx	5
of colored personnel in	5
department of defense could	5
many of them in	5
organized at camp william	5
use of military police	5
at the commencement of	5
in the family of	5
of the inspector general	5
and took part in	5
the national defense act	5
by civil rights leaders	5
on equal employment opportunity	5
p a to tag	5
before the general board	5
hearings before the general	5
the united states were	5
some of these men	5
in the last months	5
killed in action and	5
and that they would	5
order of the war	5
and integration of the	5
it will be a	5
between the army and	5
free colored population of	5
in the near future	5
secnav for rear adm	5
of the history of	5
out of the army	5
and part of the	5
the coast of georgia	5
it was to be	5
the part of some	5
at the present time	5
to deal with the	5
the expansion of the	5
in all the services	5
of the races in	5
the key to the	5
the house of representatives	5
of negro soldiers in	5
negro newspaper publishers association	5
in the center of	5
a major factor in	5
with reference to the	5
their wives and children	5
the civil rights deputy	5
the attack on the	5
usmc oral history interview	5
in the public service	5
the effect of segregation	5
were among the first	5
command of the brigade	5
the white house on	5
at one of the	5
for the transfer of	5
a result of a	5
there will be no	5
advisory commission on civil	5
the appearance of a	5
to arm the negroes	5
the city of washington	5
the coming of the	5
extreme right of the	5
was composed of the	5
the white house was	5
in defence of the	5
morning of november th	5
ordered to report to	5
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one of the best	5
the dearth of black	5
to charges of discrimination	5
to the colored troops	5
national advisory commission on	5
until the close of	5
hundred yards to the	5
to be in the	5
for the sole purpose	5
on the day of	5
a progress report for	5
the national advisory commission	5
enlistment contracts and shipping	5
took an active part	5
new york volunteer engineers	5
have a chance to	5
the training of black	5
a number of black	5
asst legal counsel to	5
preparation of this volume	5
honor to submit the	5
for much of the	5
and it is not	5
quarter of a mile	5
that they could be	5
the judge advocate general	5
there was not a	5
employment of negroes as	5
the midst of a	5
for more than a	5
bureau of the budget	5
as chief of staff	5
integration of military units	5
but it would be	5
board of officers on	5
black marines in the	5
manhattan beach training station	5
by the time the	5
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the opposition to the	5
who participated in the	5
that the army would	5
in support of the	5
to which it was	5
for off in charge	5
in the opinion of	5
a mile to the	5
an attack on the	5
chief historian of the	5
under a heavy fire	5
the second brigade was	5
in arms against the	5
of those who had	5
of the regiment in	5
for which they had	5
to negroes in the	5
of discrimination within the	5
left of the twenty	5
in the shape of	5
progress report for the	5
it will be seen	5
regiments of the phalanx	5
and two companies of	5
senate of the united	5
superintendent of negro affairs	5
wait upon de lord	5
the assistant chief of	5
it was obvious that	5
took up a position	5
the head of a	5
from the stone fort	5
the first time i	5
for the enlistment of	5
were killed and wounded	5
as best they could	5
the rough riders and	5
for a detailed discussion	5
that the navy would	5
schools on military installations	5
appears to have been	5
black strength in the	5
and those of the	5
as soldiers in the	5
of the fort pillow	5
colored officers of the	5
volunteers in the service	5
a small detachment of	5
with a group of	5
such a way as	5
a factor in the	5
pointed out to the	5
of the black soldier	5
after world war i	5
the activities of the	5
in the possession of	5
of the black regulars	5
to every officer and	5
the right and left	5
rock air force base	5
a number of the	5
during the summer of	5
commission on universal training	5
to the black press	5
on the civil rights	5
reserve components of the	5
of the one hundred	5
the early stages of	5
the races in the	5
to conform to the	5
in the struggle for	5
the armed forces to	5
in civil rights demonstrations	5
he pointed out to	5
see the following memos	5
the preservation of the	5
general board of the	5
to move to the	5
hands of the enemy	5
not so much the	5
same pay and rations	5
congressman adam clayton powell	5
in line with the	5
the subject of race	5
department of defense had	5
after a few days	5
the fourth new hampshire	5
civil rights spokesmen and	5
of officers on utilization	5
legal counsel to president	5
the result was a	5
the war in europe	5
the sole purpose of	5
upon the stone fort	5
the failure of the	5
the regiment returned to	5
of the revolutionary war	5
percent of its total	5
from the effects of	5
in the federal government	5
the help of the	5
in the conduct of	5
the american distinguished service	5
want to go to	5
commission on civil disorders	5
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men officers men officers	5
an integrated general service	5
there is not a	5
must be remembered that	5
one piece of artillery	5
by the right flank	5
the armed forces for	5
of the enemy was	5
at this time was	5
the news of the	5
of the district of	5
the basis of the	5
military and civilian personnel	5
years of the war	5
had charge of the	5
in the military community	5
have the right to	5
an attack upon the	5
on the th and	5
eighteen hundred and sixty	5
because it was the	5
it is evident that	5
and opportunity for all	5
enlisted men of the	5
to point out that	5
proportion to their numbers	5
that he would not	5
was changed to the	5
quarter of an hour	5
him with his niggers	5
there were several reasons	5
in the wars of	5
the best interests of	5
officers of their own	5
headquarters department of the	5
policies of the department	5
the confidence of the	5
negroes in the air	5
percent of the black	5
civil rights subcabinet group	5
negro officers of the	5
command of the department	5
changed to th u	5
other members of the	5
that we were to	5
to limit the number	5
handwriting on the wall	5
off the military reservation	5
the full pay of	5
in civil rights matters	5
board of the navy	5
american distinguished service cross	5
during the same period	5
on the secretary of	5
gives the following account	5
for chief of military	5
black troops in the	5
officers of the army	5
they had not been	5
to the regular army	5
take charge of the	5
officer of the regiment	5
of the st and	5
for d p a	5
the reports of the	5
black enlistments in the	5
d o t for	5
the grounds that it	5
same as that of	5
the hands of a	5
the rough riders were	5
and as late as	5
of the third brigade	5
part of the army	5
the life of the	5
united states commission on	5
quote is from the	5
in the european command	5
for asst legal counsel	5
end segregation in the	5
militia of the state	5
the city of philadelphia	5
of those who have	5
late in the afternoon	5
negro in the armed	5
during the rest of	5
to the last degree	5
that the enemy was	5
of board of officers	5
men of the colored	5
the sinking of the	5
of the white regiments	5
from which they were	5
might not have been	5
organization of colored troops	5
united states heavy artillery	5
the early part of	5
in response to the	5
to go to the	5
committee on negro personnel	5
contracts and shipping articles	5
the superintendent of recruiting	5
between white and black	5
accounted for percent of	5
of the eighth maine	5
under the control of	5
the opposite side of	5
the authorities of the	5
the fulfillment of the	5
of blacks and whites	5
at camp william penn	5
and munitions of war	5
all branches of the	5
the th composite group	5
of the spanish war	5
also pointed out that	5
the next morning the	5
in consequence of the	5
service of supply men	5
the last of the	5
it was mustered out	5
in the congressional record	5
of the commanding officer	5
the white house and	5
a meeting of the	5
the second army corps	5
on the first day	5
recruited from the free	5
it is not surprising	5
of the army was	5
of the white troops	5
had been sent to	5
for duty in the	5
battalion of the th	5
concentration of negroes in	5
of blacks in the	5
that there was no	5
without regard to color	5
the idea that the	5
advisory commission on universal	5
in a series of	5
to the edge of	5
report of the national	5
the implications of the	5
units in world war	5
separate but equal system	5
and the director of	5
on the south side	5
that the officers of	5
commissioned officers in the	5
history of the united	5
the united states had	5
the friends of the	5
of the country and	5
regiment was relieved from	5
of our men were	5
of black combat units	5
he was convinced that	5
the united states for	5
servicemen and their families	5
of all negroes in	5
on civil rights and	5
at the prospect of	5
the war department that	5
class of class of	5
for the officers of	5
the hearts of the	5
the world has ever	5
be included in the	5
the proportion of negroes	5
from the latter document	5
between the ages of	5
for percent of the	5
rear of the first	5
the course of the	5
the general service and	5
was to have been	5
lot of the black	5
world war ii and	5
and assigned to the	5
army of the cumberland	5
to equal treatment and	5
that could not be	5
it was evident that	5
states army in world	5
i did not see	5
than percent of all	5
quite a number of	5
after the united states	5
black units would be	5
the light of the	5
were not the only	5
where they would be	5
the views of the	5
the assignment of a	5
of negroes as soldiers	5
to the government of	5
in any of the	5
to the gillem board	5
little rock air force	5
of a series of	5
had the war continued	5
the national guard and	5
the first volunteer cavalry	5
to the army and	5
companies of the nd	5
by the department of	5
in the state of	5
the independence of the	5
a matter of course	5
during the korean war	5
congress of racial equality	5
that he was a	5
postwar use of black	5
the commanders of the	5
the disposition of the	5
the guns of the	5
in the neighborhood of	5
black white black white	5
in a variety of	5
and not a few	5
to the war department	5
office of public relations	5
the ninth air force	5
to serve as a	5
the st and nd	5
the battle of new	5
of the third regiment	5
took command of the	5
of the national advisory	5
other parts of the	5
at the suggestion of	5
states commission on civil	5
was commanded by captain	4
in the defence of	4
by the officers of	4
one end of the	4
the object of the	4
will call us home	4
integration of negroes into	4
new york society for	4
davis and his cabinet	4
and the assignment of	4
government was thereby pledged	4
the ben de ford	4
of the white man	4
operations of th infantry	4
i have never seen	4
the storming of fort	4
large numbers of negroes	4
at all times and	4
under command of captain	4
of the local commander	4
martial cloak and shroud	4
a company of the	4
a source of pride	4
by the consolidation of	4
of air force personnel	4
of military personnel to	4
manner in which they	4
to be determined by	4
was sunk by a	4
was concerned with the	4
to be the most	4
where they could be	4
during the next year	4
troops during the war	4
in the army were	4
battalion of the charleston	4
the american negro has	4
to the national defense	4
a progress report on	4
he suggested that the	4
were killed in action	4
five men of the	4
in the interests of	4
by the allied and	4
in proportion to the	4
by side with the	4
it is remarkable that	4
during the present war	4
the men who are	4
but it was also	4
between them and their	4
army reserve forces policy	4
military personnel to public	4
the military service of	4
the fort at the	4
the army air corps	4
of negro publishers and	4