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- African American Civil War Memorial Freedom Foundation and Museum ...
The first and only national memorial and museum for United States colored troops in the civil war.
- African Americans in the Coast Guard ...
Many do not know that African Americans have been active in the Coast Guard for many years. They too had to struggle just like all the other branches in the military.
- African Americans in the Military...
African Americans in the Military, Blacks in the Armed Forces, - The Classic Collection.
- African American Medal of Honor Winners ...
African American Medal of Honor Winners from the Civil War to the Spanish American War.
- African American Military Participation...
African American Military Participation, listings of every war that blacks fought and died in.
- African American Sailors in the Civil War Union Navy ...
A database detailing the lives and service of more than 18,000 men and women of African descent who served in the U.S. Navy throughout the Civil War era.
- African American Warriors...
Extensive listing of the role blacks played in the armed forces.
- AfriGeneas Military Research Forum...
Ninteenth century Black military heroes.
- AFRO-Americ@: The Tuskegee Airmen...
Intergration of the Air Force.
- Blacks in the Military...
Significant African-American regiments serving in the military before the integration of the armed forces.
- Blacks in the Military...
Website about Blacks in the Military.
- Black Military Art...
View Black military art.
- Black Military History...
Website dedicated to Black military history.
- Black Military World...
Blackmilitaryworld.com - The premier informational resource for African Americans in the U.S. Military. Site includes U.S. news, information, history, recognition, statistics and relative to African Americans veterans, active, reserve members and civilians in the U.S. Armed Services.
- Christian Science Monitor...
Blacks, women, avoiding Army: Army study says recruiting all-volunteer military 'increasingly difficult.
- Chronology...
A Chronology of African American Military Service From the Colonial Era
through the Antebellum Period.
- Civil War Soldiers and Sailor System...
Civil War Soldiers and Sailor System website.
- First North Carolina Colored Infantry...
The First North Carolina was redesignated as the 35th Unites States Colored Troops in February, 1864.
- Henry Ossian Flipper...
The Colored Cadet at West Point. Autobiography of Lieut. Henry Ossian Flipper, U. S. A., First Graduate of Color from the U. S. Military Academy.
- Links to Black Soldiers...
Links to Black Soldiers information.
- Military Resources...
Blacks in the Military.
- StrategyPage.com...
Whites Replacing Blacks in U.S. Army military news military intelligence military affairs.
- The Louisiana Native Guards ...
Pictures of the first black soldiers in theUnion Army during the Civil War. The Corps d'Afrique at Port Hudson.
- The Tuskegee Airmen...
The sky was the limit.
- U.S. Colored Troops...
U.S. Colored Troops information.
- World War II African American Medal of Honor Recipients...
No African American soldier was awarded the Medal of Honor during World War II. On 13 January 1997, President Clinton awarded seven men, six posthumously, the Medal of Honor for their exploits during World War II.
- Young, Black, and in the Military
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Voices of Third World Resistance: Working to counter military recruiting in schools with facts about military life and alternatives to military enlistment.
- 1st. S.C. U.S.C.T. ...
The First South Carolina Volunteer Infantry was first organized in the Department of the South by General David Hunter at Hilton Head, South Carolina, in May of 1862.
- 10th Cavalry...
The History of Buffalo Soldier.
- 34th Regiment Infantry United States Colored Troops ...
The Second South Carolina Volunteers (Colored), later the 34th Regiment Infantry United States Colored Troops.
- 54th Massachusetts Infantry ...
The Fifty-fourth Massachusetts was organized in March, 1863 at Camp Meigs, Readville, Massachusetts by Robert Gould Shaw, twenty-six year old member of a prominent Boston abolitionist family.
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