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Black Soldiers Called Cowards Killed 30,000 Enemy Troops - Then History Erased Them

The enemy never saw them coming. In WWII, Black American soldiers fought a double war: against the Axis powers abroad and against institutional racism at home. German officers dismissed them as "the weakest troops"; Japanese propaganda called them "cowards who lacked courage." This is the untold story of the heroes who proved that courage has no color. We uncover three forgotten miracles that shattered racist myths forever:The Gothic Line, Italy: The 92nd "Buffalo" Infantry Division (The Buffalo Soldiers) smashed through Mount Belvedere, the Germans' strongest fortress, amidst heavy snow and artillery fire.Bougainville & Morotai, Pacific:** The 93rd Infantry Division’s unwavering resolve and superior tactics led them to systematically defeat tens of thousands of enemy troops in brutal jungle warfare.Iwo Jima:Black Marines executed critical logistics under heavy fire on the volcanic beaches, an effort so vital it directly forced the military's rigid racial segregation policies to crumble. Despite being relegated to non-combat roles, these fighting men earned a glorious record, inflicting over 30,000 enemy casualties. This is their story of winning freedom for the nation while fighting for their own dignity. Like and subscribe to remember the heroes history tried to forget.