Black Soldiers of New York State Bert Cardullo

Black Soldiers of New York State Bert CardulloConcise history of the valiant service of New York's African American soldiers. The heroic saga of New York State's African American soldiers, largely untold, comes to life in these pages. Drawing on a wealth of sources, some newly discovered, author Anthony F. Gero tells of their two centuries of struggle and triumph, beginning with the French and Indian War and continuing until 1950, when the United States Army and New York's National Guard became

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