Unwanted Black Soldiers: The Secret Unit the U.S. Army Destroyed for Being Too Good. скачать в хорошем качестве

Unwanted Black Soldiers: The Secret Unit the U.S. Army Destroyed for Being Too Good.

The generals called them unfit. They said Black soldiers lacked the courage, the initiative, and the intelligence to perform special operations. So, the U.S. Army formed the 2nd Ranger Infantry Company (Airborne) as a segregated "experiment," sending them to the most brutal training grounds and finally dropping them behind enemy lines in the frozen hell of the Korean War. This is the untold, explosive story of The Unwanted. This unit didn't just meet the Army's elite standards; they shattered them. They executed the largest airborne operation of the war, mastered night combat, and seized hills that had broken white units. But their very excellence became a threat to the segregated system. Discover why the U.S. Army ultimately chose to disband the 2nd Ranger Company, scattering its heroes across the front, and how these men carried their legacy—the proof that competence knows no color—into the Civil Rights movement and beyond. They proved that the elite are defined by their courage, not their color. #blackhistory #americanhistory #ww2