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The Tuskegee airmen were discriminated upon very often, they didn't get the best planes and most pilots flew P-51 Mustangs that were left over from training. The Tuskegee Airmen did not receive standard issued planes until later in the war.

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141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Texas Division National Guard, Company E

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141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Texas Division National Guard, Company E

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One of the awards they were given were the Congressional Medal of Honor(Jasmin E.)

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141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Texas Division National Guard, Company E

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141st Infantry Regiment, 36th Texas Division National Guard, Company E

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Their group was made up of Hispanic Americans.(Jasmin E.)

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Nisei Army Units (100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, etc.)-Jasmin E. 

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Nisei Army Units (100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, etc.)-Jasmin E. 

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People apart of  Nisei Army units weren't able to upgrade to a higher rank and weren't trusted by other people in the military because of their race. They received the congressional Gold medal and become the most decorated military unit. Many of the units worked together in the liberation of the Jewish people in sub-units of Dachau extermination camp

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Nisei Army Units (100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, etc.)-Jasmin E. 

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Nisei Army Units (100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd Regimental Combat Team, etc.)-Jasmin E. 

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Japanese Americans made up this group, Nisei is a word used to describe an American citizen with emigrated Japanese parents. They fought in combat with the Allies in Italy and North Africa.

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This group was made up of African American airmen in World War 2. They helped fight against the Germans as well as Italians. The Tuskgee airmen escorted bomber planes to their drop site, and it is stated that they never lost a bomber throughout the whole war.