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African Americans in the Military


© Walter Benefield

Mar 6, 2002


The history of African Americans in the military spans hundreds of years from Crispus Attus to General (Ret.) Colin Powell. It is said that the military is a reflection of society, this truth is seen no clearer than in the history of African Americans in the military. Triumphing over adversary, holding fast to military traditions, African Americans have made significant impacts throughout the military. Listed below are websites that Celebrate and highlight the presence of African Americans in the military.

Sites of interest

Blacks in the Military - The best site I found on general information concerning Blacks in the military, take a look you want be disappointed.

Blacks in World War II - Well written article full of links related to Blacks contribution in World War II.

Black Medal of Honor recipients - The site features Africans Americans who have received our nations highest military honor.

Last combat unit in the Korean War - The focus of this site small, only one unit in one battle. However, the information contained here is indicative of the military view of Africans Americans during this era.

Books on the subject

American Patriots: The story of Blacks in the Military

My American Journey: An Autobiography by Colin L. Powell

The Tuskegee Airmen : The Men Who Changed a Nation

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