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Kind of Blue

(8,709 posts)
7. Dumb? Oh, no! I'm sitting here with chills
Sun Nov 11, 2018, 02:35 PM
Nov 2018

running up and down my arms thanking you. Thank you so much is not even enough.

Here's a great photo of men of the 92nd Infantry Division from 1919 en route home. More of what happened to these 4 beautiful men when they got back - at
https://www.reddit.com/r/Colorization/comments/7pcdas/four_officers_of_the_us_armys_allblack_366th/



From 2012
FORT HUACHCUA, Ariz. - Retired Army Capt. Joseph Hairston, one of the first black officers commissioned to serve with the 92nd Infantry Division after its reactivation in 1942, made a surprise visit to the Fort Huachuca Museum on July 11. https://www.army.mil/article/83758/92nd_infantry_division_officer_revisits_fort_huachuca

K&R HipChick Nov 2018 #1
"Our Enemies. 96 Character Heads from Prisoner of War Camps in Germany" (1916) dalton99a Nov 2018 #2
Yeah, dalton99a, I saw that one and the other Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #3
The Black soldiers from the US Army fought under French command during WWI Brother Buzz Nov 2018 #4
Thanks for the addition, Brother Buzz! Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #5
This dumb draftee served with the last active vestige of one of the 'Colored units'... Brother Buzz Nov 2018 #6
Dumb? Oh, no! I'm sitting here with chills Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #7
My 'Top', Sergeant Major Brown started at Fort Huachcua, too Brother Buzz Nov 2018 #9
Whoa! What a nice sync. Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #13
Don't forget the 396th regiment!! Docreed2003 Nov 2018 #30
The 369th Infantry Regiment (a brigade) was part of the 93rd Division until is was broken up Brother Buzz Nov 2018 #31
Awesome...ty!! Docreed2003 Nov 2018 #32
There is a French film from the 1930s Retrograde Nov 2018 #8
Thanks, Retrograde! I just watched a trailer for the movie Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #12
Thank you for excellent OP. I had no idea how many French forces came from the colonies! Sunlei Nov 2018 #10
You're so welcome! The hidden stories of the making Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #14
A vastly under-reported part of history... Wounded Bear Nov 2018 #11
"...one of the more stupid aspects of racism." Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #15
Much truth, but let's be honest. How many here Hortensis Nov 2018 #16
LOL! All that nonsensical blather to end up saying you don't care. Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #17
It sounds like you consider yourself among "the peoples Hortensis Nov 2018 #18
Obviously this OP is not for you. Unlike you, I don't spend much time Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #20
I didn't miss the attention you gave to those who Hortensis Nov 2018 #21
I applaud your effort, Hortensis. Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #23
Agree. I think/hope we may be in the tipping point, but if so Hortensis Nov 2018 #24
Yes, it will drag out and I will most certainly be angry and confused Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #25
:) What a great story. Funny because it came out Hortensis Nov 2018 #28
K and R oasis Nov 2018 #19
K & R Maru Kitteh Nov 2018 #22
Netflix did a show called "Our World War" which hit this Pope George Ringo II Nov 2018 #26
Thanks very much, Pope George Ringo II! Kind of Blue Nov 2018 #27
K&R ismnotwasm Nov 2018 #29
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