What was true about african americans in the military

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The answer that is my best educated guess is African Americans were included in the army in 1940 and here is why most white men who owned slaves promised freedom to the families of those who would fight in his (white mans) name but the catch was the slave had to come back alive therefore, most went into battle and not many came back. This is why they were included in the war.

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