is this historically accurate?
Black Frogman in WWII
Asher Rivera
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Jack Miller
Fuck off nigger
Henry Sullivan
Yes. There was women plane fighters and black divers. WW2 didn't care that much about race or gender, as long as you served.
In theory, females and blacks were "support", but in reality they saw as much combat as anyone else (like the Spitfire Women, for example). They just didn't have the real ranks and titles of normal military of the time.
Segregation was loosely enforced. Sometimes it was dismissed completely because they needed the manpower and the closest available people were black squads.
WW2 is a fascinating subject.
Nolan Edwards
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Nathaniel Young
Nice revisionism rabbi
Kayden Brooks
The entire US army was segregated in WWII. Neck yourself.
Brayden Rogers
Would have been nifty if the grandfather was a black dude in Steve Trevor's Squad in Wonder Woman (I know it was WW1)
Leo Gomez
Americans were involved in WW2 so yes.
Parker Perry
Should’ve been green
Angel Scott
What a load of horse shit.
Asher Perry
said the seething midwest cuck
John Price
>WW2
>WW
>US
mmmm sweaty
Alexander Richardson
his hairline is more unbelievable than anything
Tyler Allen
Jason Murphy
frogmen would be part of the navy or marines, brainlet. watch color footage of iwo jima and you see black and white marines together
Jackson Powell
Maybe a great grandfather in the Harlam hell fighters.
Nathan Rogers
kevin heart can play any role
Angel Thompson
Women did not fly Spitefires in battle.
I'm sure there were many who would have been willing, but they were relegated to transporting them to airfields.
Jonathan Wilson
Gotta get dat fresh shape up before battle nigga
Gabriel Bailey
if he were brazilian it would
Juan Cook
>Harlem hell fighters
Would have been KINO
Mason Evans
>watch color footage of iwo jima and you see black and white marines together
No, the Marines was even more racist then the Army and refused to take any Blacks until June 1942 when the President ordered them to, at which point all the Blacks taken into the Marine Corps (except for two Defense Battalions that never saw combat) were relegated to Depot and Ammunition companies, (commanded by White officers and mostly White NCOs) which were non-combat stevedore units that manhandled ammo and supplies from the beach to the front lines, though a few of these units did see some action hunting Japanese stragglers after the islands were secured.