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The Booth Museum Will Premiere Ken Freeman Art Exhibition.			Nov 11, 2009	996
A More Unbending Battle: The Harlem Hellfighters' Struggle for Freedom in WWI and Equality at Home.			Oct 1, 2009	53
Members of 477th Fighter Group connect with unit's past.	McPartlin, Cary		Oct 1, 2009	418
A diversity focus for the armed forces: the U.S. Military attempts to address advancement concerns of African American personnel.	Richards, Simone		Oct 1, 2009	1176
Using race and gender as a counseling intervention in the Buffalo Soldier.	Goodrich, Kristopher M.		Sep 22, 2009	5117
The Legacy Continues: The Tuskegee Airmen Prepare for the 24th Annual Salute.			Sep 16, 2009	421
Resurrecting the Black Regiment: colonial America's quest for freedom was nurtured by the patriot-preachers who collectively became known as the "Black Regiment," a force sadly lacking today.	Baldwin, Chuck		Sep 14, 2009	2486
The pride of the Buffalo Soldiers; Southboro man's collection honors early fighters.			May 10, 2009	704
Tuskegee Airmen museum opens.		Brief article	Feb 1, 2009	84
Inauguration trip for pioneer black veteran.			Jan 17, 2009	651
One of the two remaining survivors of a group of 28 black soldiers wrongly convicted of killing an Italian prisoner of war during World War II died this summer.	Ewers, Justin	Obituary	Oct 1, 2008	105
Not Only War is Hell: World War I and African American Lynching Narratives.	Davis, David A.	Critical essay	Sep 22, 2008	10996
Harriet Jacobs and the "Dear Old Flag".	Perry, Lewis Curtis	Critical essay	Sep 22, 2008	8102
The Tuskegee legacy.		Brief article	Jan 1, 2008	284
Alphas in Iraq.	Dejoie, Kathy Taylor; Taylor, Ivery	Interview	Feb 1, 2007	1964
Tribute to a trailblazer, hero, and friend.	Graves, Earl G., Jr.		Jul 1, 2006	639
Dying for America in Iraq: Leslie Goffe reports on the Africans fighting America's war in Iraq--and returning home in bodybags and coffins. "I say to myself, how many mothers have lost a child? I wonder how many more are going to die and I thought I do not believe in this war," says a Nigerian mother, Virgina Onwordi, whose son came back in a coffin.	Goffe, Leslie		Nov 1, 2005	1246
The black heroes that the West tried to forget.	Goodwin, Clayton		Jul 1, 2005	2108
Montford Point Marines.	Wilborn, Thom		Jan 1, 2005	1684
Unsung heroes: my sole desire was to write a book on black veterans using their words, to pay tribute to soldiers, sailors and nurses who had never gotten recognition.	Latty, Yvonne		Jul 1, 2004	1494
Correspondence between the Reverend J. Edward Nash, Sr., Pastor, Michigan Street Baptist Church, Buffalo, NY and African-American soldiers during World War II.	Smith, Gabriel		Jan 1, 2004	4685
Black soldiers in the Civil War: in 1863, black soldiers of the 54th Massachusetts infantry proved that the U.S. Civil War was their fight too. (American History Play).	McCollum, Sean		Feb 7, 2003	1594
Student's winning design will Honor World War II hero. (Front and Center).		Brief Article	Nov 1, 2002	254
Alabama Baptists and the Second World War.	Flynt, Wayne		Jun 22, 2001	2999
African-American Baptists and World War II.	Martin, Sandy		Jun 22, 2001	4514
Black History Relived.		Brief Article	Feb 19, 2001	133
Life on the Line.	Dendy IV, John B.		Feb 1, 2001	1280
BUFFALO SOLDIERS IN UTAH TERRITORY.	FOSTER, ROBERT		Feb 1, 2000	5068
Black U.S. servicemen had to prove themselves in World War I--and again in World War II, Korea and Vietnam.	Hull, Michael D.		Oct 1, 1999	638
In search of ensigns and second lieutenants ... who one day can become admirals and generals.	Boyd, Charles E.		Feb 1, 1999	1736
Calm "Under Fire".	Bragg, Bea	Biography	Feb 1, 1999	849
Twenty-three Buffalo Soldiers received the Medal of Honor in the 19th century.	Mouton, Candy	Interview	Feb 1, 1998	1140
Henry Ossian Flipper's remarkable journey from slavery to West Point to the West.	Moulton, Candy	Interview	Jun 1, 1997	1291
Buffalo soldier Emanuel Stance received the Medal of Honor and became a legend.	Bowmaster, Patrick A.	Biography	Feb 1, 1997	3755
Walk-a-heaps: black infantrymen in the west.	Langellier, John P.		Feb 1, 1997	3674
A historical perspective: opportunities for African Americans in the Armed Forces.	Wright, Roosevelt, Jr.	Biography	Feb 1, 1997	4224
In search of the Marine Corps' 1st African-American female pilot.	Boyd, Charles		Feb 1, 1997	1211
Casualties of war?		Brief Article	Sep 1, 1996	85
Opportunities in the military.	Wright, Roosevelt, Jr.		Feb 1, 1996	3256
Colonel Al Davis, USMC, commanding officer, Officer Candidates School.	Stinson, Sonya		Feb 1, 1996	686
Where the races relate.	Sailer, Steve		Nov 27, 1995	2620
Opportunities in the military.	Steigman, David		Mar 1, 1994	1382
"Your old father Abe Lincoln is dead and damned": black soldiers and the Memphis race riot of 1866.	Hardwick, Kevin R.		Sep 22, 1993	11410
The "Double-V" campaign in World War II Hawaii: African Americans, racial ideology, and federal power.	Farber, David		Jun 22, 1993	10395
Opportunities in the military.	Campbell-Rock, C.C.		Mar 1, 1993	1743
Sudden death tied to sickle-cell trait.	Edwards, D.D.		Sep 26, 1987	386

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