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"The performance of the Negro serviceman has been particularly
inspirational to me. They have served with distinction. The Negro serviceman, like all
servicemen, has been a credit to his country. He has been courageous on the battlefield,
proficient, and a possessor of technical skills. And like his white buddy, he understand
what it is all about."
— General William C. Westmoreland, 1967
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Source: Booker, Simeon. (November 1965). "Negroes in Vietnam: 'We, Too, Are Americans': Fully Integrated GIs Resist Viet Cong Claims of Brotherhood." Ebony, 21(1), 89-99.
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