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African American World War II Inductees, Barbour County, Alabama

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@ The Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of South Alabama

Draffus L. Hightower

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Both black and white men were drafted in World War II, but they entered the service separately and served in segregated units. This group of black men are on their way to induction into the United States military from Clayton, Alabama's, town square.
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Clayton Historical Preservation Authority
Created Date:
N.D.
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University of South Alabama, McCall Library

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The Doy Leale McCall Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of South Alabama

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Alabama
  3. Alabama And World War Ii
  4. Barbour County
  5. Barbour County (Ala.)
  6. Black Life
  7. Business And Industry
  8. Civil Rights
  9. Groups
  10. Hats
  11. History
  12. Riley Bus Lines
  13. Segregation
  14. World War Ii
  15. World War, 1914 1918

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