Journey to France
The 15th New York makes a memorable entrance in France, greeted by their own lively rendition of the Marseillaise, showcasing the cultural impact of jazz. However, upon arrival, they face the harsh reality of being assigned to manual labor rather than combat roles, a fate all too familiar for many black soldiers. Despite the essential nature of their work in preparing for a hospital and laying tracks, their contributions often go unrecognized and underappreciated.In this clip
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138: The 15th New York/369th or The Harlem Hellfighters
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