By the use of the word member also
you're really you're researching

again tonight the second edition
which one I'm once the Germans.

Friend of a very like ninety
second edition or so just for

that season these kind of issues face
to face that bill is really really

misused is the author of
Black Warrior Buffalo Soldiers or

tools which is based on his
personal experiences and

what the video is visual
you're you're let me tell you

all this is a story about the first black
combat infantry in World War two the elite

of the surrogate U.S. Army are you
getting Also Spike Lee's film.

There were girls like this season

used in reality of piracy of
racism that every diverse face.

This is part of this
is where we're talking

about what you guys
are those who go there.

This is going to help your game seasons
of getting close to another government.

So all of this can go in
the city of Little Girl which

is very interesting city wall.

This is a room.

This is really gives President Roosevelt

person who know what they
call a good many rules and

he was talking with you guys
a little go to the what we were

crossing guard over and spilling over

all of those records
during the camera right.

Or I got a hold of

the Foreign Ministry guard picture of

this guy's using

mortars from our

room here or here or

forty people there was

that during our he was very light.

All right Colonel right

field artillery mortar

This is a very very

brazen to be ready for

this is our Get a little

time away this is a recent
photo probably U.S.

military cemetery in
Florence Italy operations.

Well this is what Marlon Jose

to the lower

right corner of the others are you know

the first Armored Division
which is still an accurate

one of the this is very smart

marking the Western way we took

this to say I'm just showing
an area where very trouble

getting to this is a very

you know a very one of our

young people

over ninety or one of our people go

just fine just

to say well OK.

It took me five years ago.

Write a book other career writer

I did it to

do your

minute by minute you're

at it from the August twenty third or
you or or any

other very we write it out and

there are all else to

do or is it every day so
I start with a smile.

I'm going to curate but

never carry jargon that with my

research I still have an interest in

some of the times that we are or

that there is so

far my memory.

What happened exactly

for a few months.

Several

for a couple of years and finally

you know you were

just

really

great you don't get everything you stand

comes to you really like this
you know this was going on.

You know about three years

ago I went to very good.

They work together very
very credible in the book.

So this is all

part of the story

World War two the reason we got title

you know like

your name out of the lights or

the last

one because of there are there

are very similar and

second they were very very light and
another reason

it was very very often.

So you know that's where

there was a ninety second

world war and in World War two

there was a vision and what I ended.

Very segregated during World War two for
all of our colleagues

there was no one is ready our president

to just drill before

they are in progress in
a very very remarkable.

All they are getting
the work done with things.

Very good in every

race is a very diverse group doing
the work of the armed forces.

I did the right way and

I saw more just more

University of California Berkeley
in the army or

it would have been

I turned thirty and

was a very very

you know that's what I

can do it for my daughter and

you know my guys going one

way by the way it was over
is under thirty years.

So we were going to base Orleans.

Sure.

Well we are in the next paper

over there

for you know

you know my

Louisiana area

to crazy and

very dark

because somewhere else.

You know

it was very uncomfortable here

learned anything took us into
the very very segregated

like we're looking at are you doing here.

We get everybody right.

And then we later find out

on are still down there and
you are sending some voice to

your we fortunately know that this lady

lady and two clients soldiers

were part of

anyway we made it before
it was interesting.

There were six black soldiers
all the other reason why

we were sort of angry at life

in another respect for
a program that was a friend

or a party and our equipment.

It was passing for white.

Well you

know what are

you know he was passing by.

Yeah I understand the way
you do it anyway.

We brought up this problem.

It was we were all supposed to go
over there are basic freedoms.

The earring the week

the oldest They said

they were like it was only
one in the United States

that will be the money
is that right guys stand

for it for life if Arizona Mexican border.

We train there we

will take over the best man and we can

be seventy percent overseas forty one

Patrick Henry ten years ago.

You know it was a mistake for

the guys you know who it was

a man and

we finally saw the it was for

the Africa and

he said you know because you

are the one.

Very modest life very much like

you know maybe there are all
the interesting thing here.

Now we are resilient and many don't know
they still have an expeditionary force to

you know it during World War two
They were fighting with us but

they were right near where we were
when we landed in Naples and this is

the right thing to do we know that and
this is the first billion or integrate.

You know there were black soldiers and
resilient.

And we were segregated because all

of us in this line also
argue your officers are like

all of our senior officers for
my soul that with manslaughter and

under the conditions that you know why

I don't like Officer with their command
of my officers with the underlying

orders to prevail and

of course you know I didn't exactly

say that the best person was
always the best person for

those of you under which

conditions after time after we lose

a very outstanding job.

We finally went on

office to meet or ninety.

Place you know the famous
first Armored Division.

We were fighting with them so
I knew that we had no problem

people asking you to just look
at the other coming at you know

absolutely no problem we have
good cooperation everywhere.

People ask me about that in
our equipment of the same

with other people with ammunition.

We hear from time to time we were
sure that's available mortar shells.

But that was designed for
standard that having rail line.

You know this happens from time to time.

You know we were you know if
this was in August nineteenth or

for Europe occurred from

normally occur June the sixth
time already for everybody.

All of the attention and
all the supplies and

everything went to you know our guys and

they were supposedly
fighting the biggest or

against the around element
of Germans in France and

we did only worse with a position
of one of the Germans and

we had the same number and

we were the Germans
were commanded by Mario

our base of all this time he was he wasn't

even sticky Italy was a country with very
mountainous from one end to the other.

So when you get very north
you get into the valley and

then you run down and
we were always finding going up here.

If the Germans were.

Finally go to the next higher gear down

the very first night.

Very good friends and I'm very sorry and

I mean you know coming back.

Something that I know

are on the way over was going
on there were five of us.

Incidentally are real

the guys were you know or might be.

We were all except for really evil or

were we were all nineteen years old and

this guy's our

other guy who survived James Harrison and

vice president of

the river bank reserve and

the other one of

our we

will be near

the border as we cross river but

one of the things that you
feel when you're flying is

if we were free like to

just read you something out

or they are all river under your.

For many miles and
there were many of them off guard

and they were very very
anxious to you know be very

well as we cross the aisle
river we enter a number of

buildings here already on the book.

Hello just north of the art of the
citizens greeted us with cries of America

on your door and
some phrases there will be young.

I remember there were
others just happily some

of the women could be very used to our

view and showered the soldiers
with great flowers and

fruit or even wine or

all with the others off
to the majors there for

if you are a guest every guy in

the tower feeling like
a downgrade you are mile and

feel good and
I recall those difference here.

Well my reading the role of
Americans as liberators sharing

part of our own country and
in all respects.

All this is the way we were greeted as

we went in order to deliver and
to lord it over.

We began to

lose leaders we were already.

Place they are you know
they did everything right.

I don't believe they ever really get into

any you know very well frame

you know training
replacements replacements.

Or are you already know

from the disciplinary training or

guys who would in any way you know well
and that's you know that's terrible weary

you got somebody might have
been a W O L and you're do

you want to go your way or

form your own anger of this case

that we probably are no river just
before because they are over.

I don't give a shit.

And I could see that our
a peace deal was just left

and it was my sister now

we were getting pretty
brutal in those days.

I'm just happy

that my many other you know

very wonderful little if we were
somewhere in Europe were using

our visa to see everything from the.

It was a lie but

the problem with our labor was

when we crossed the first day I was a and

you're Mr fire the guy

was a very close.

And he was asleep and
he we don't got out of the vehicle in

front of the well he stated the vehicle.

We finally got back was getting

the roof over every good as a way.

One thing I will read to you.

This is where I'm trying to be an issue

here and I don't care for the issues of

the American issue any user or

any way that I was a mistake.

I'm I am on the right.

The first your calls.

Eschewing.

Really you know we look

you're really the guy on the writing
arrows ish your to your story

carry away any continuities are all
we have a good idea old interests and

eventually met this artillery barrage for
an hour and then to take you away.

Anyway Will we count more with wars or
with flying all around and some of it

was very routine this year so

we are going to continue and we have

this is a very traumatic experience for

the viewer to this day

you know you were really there for
people getting guys who

created it then just as a nineteen
year old guy who was out there

all week.

I am weak through many a lot of it and

report it and papers and

to write

some government or the army an article.

Now feel the rest of it

was reported reported to us that we.

We have a line of OK here

we thank you.

Or we'll be OK

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very warm here in the take a week for you.

We

are very

weak a this in this very or

you know make a now this.

Well with this story and

people say you know I think you

know people say you know I think
they're well I don't know but

I you know we hear her.

Yeah she's a group of a real love.

Back to its resting place.

Yanno.

I also just

OK here is

there and they were here.

So I am

I am OK

OK OK OK OK

OK OK OK OK OK

OK OK OK OK

OK OK OK OK OK.

Or are you here.

OK I

am

I am going to say let me think
a who you are here for you know

where I am to go marry they get
married student housing act.

I lived with a white student like
we were when they did you know how

all these wars with black you were if you
were going to give your love and respect.

So that university or you or

my brother died in you know years ago

aptly he clarifies that

when he was ready and
he had to go be army.

Amos also in the Army said Well

equally economic issues that
are still big on reality.

You see they told him he was to marry.

He was Hundred and eighty five and

they kept it later told me that he was
really sorry you don't need to talk

to him later that he was sorry and

because they've said it was all a lie but

he had to he did it with the army and
then he went to the end

of the war mastery over
the road from India to China.

So you know all the army
was one of the army and

all that it was purely segregated.

Yeah you're just

I have a couple of people
that I know over here and

were prisoners of war and
they were they were treated well treated.

OK.
The ones that I you know this violent

person experience.

Those are you there.

Those are you.

You're not and all I know you're
all I know is that there is no no.

Rob SCHUYLER No Well Deborah So
you know it.

I didn't really know.

Well you know that I was away

from there so
this is the last of the American.

Well maybe maybe you say there is a you
know maybe if you're a soldier is good

in the U.S. some ally to the states
you know they go arrest wrong.

You have your on your guard and
the black soldiers could

that or any other place.

Yes I'm sure it's likely that he and

you are trying to get in
touch with kind of every

young despite the some
information that will help

the movie was I enjoyed the movie
the movie relative to the army scenes and

the fighting and all of that was very
angry and very well done that movie.

You're always finished them all and

I think maybe that's where Maya
didn't do too well at the box office.

It was a feeling that was already
a different story I read the book.

It was based on and
it was a nice story but somehow or

other didn't come across
as a good movie at all

that I get it yes.

When you

are during

your work was

here I don't think of people and you
know you have any idea of anything it's.

Was that they didn't have
a bill being programmed

which is Victorian home to go
to war that was really funds

are being black leadership
at that time and

then it just goes back even to do like
in my book from the very go all of those

it's because he says here ones
like no you know I'm his person.

The brass heard us.

There you got an eagle on your butt and

that's what we've worked over by any
musket on his shoulder and no it is good.

There is no longer any yes or
no right to citizenship is for

everybody in the sixty's and

we've been fighting every war comes on

with you know big pile of
shit like status and yet

after and we always fail because
we work to dissipate it or

it would hurt us to write
two four classes and yet.

This didn't happen after the Civil War
after the World War one after

World War two and still Martin Luther King
the civil rights marches and

all of that to bring about
the changes that were experiencing

the day that your some of
the people who fought with me and

the ninety second dissipated and
those of all right Mark.

I just feel that you know they because
they people were really army and

once again there were a million
black well through Navy and

everything else in World War two They

could see how they were treated
overseas they would see.

You think it's your friend or.

I think they're in big couldn't understand

you know why they wouldn't be
treated the same way at home.

You know but
it did not happen automatically or yes.

Remember they were

there in the second person.

Yes I mean they're going to reveal.

When is it and

they're going to do with the car and

they were well they were they did very
very good at that I think they suffer.

Well heeled and girl.

They live in New York and they did find

the visit with the night
the cavalry the original

They were sent overseas combat troops
by I'm going to get their story

made the night the cavalry were
sent overseas in March ninth

to North Africa were activated all
the soldiers were sent to labor and

that's going to be
miserable Buffalo Soldiers.

If you lose their sorry

they you know their time
they started sixty six.

Ignore them for We've managed to
somehow get there because our security

landed our ship and

they're on the way we're getting
word from the night before.

But first and then they told us

that we

can we go over here.

That is our I mean the story to carry

the second Cavalry Division I
don't know what

World War two nine to ten

cavalry regulars right here have

can I

never heard anybody else question.

Well.

Yes.

More on

what he

can raise

here.

I'm sure and yeah we want them

in their own company car companies

because nobody else can be there with
them to get it really getting ready.

You know tonight I'm going
to call to tell you really

you know I was taken out of
line with court martial and

seven to twenty five
years a hard labor force

and you what I always wonder you know

I mean I believe because he saw what
was happening in the American heart.

He's always happy guy or
leaders of the team leader is the most

up to him to be killed or wounded first
as he's the one you know OK let's go.

You would agree.
Man you know.

So it's not always happen they

are our general commanding generals by and

troops would fight they were patriotic and
like you were patriotic.

Well the question is you know
what we should be patriotic.

This is you know so you know yes
actually under laws of Iraq and

the line and
that was just what they are facing.

You might ask yourself
living their life here and.

You know this is all I am certain
that some of that happened.

Yeah yeah yeah

yeah that was that night the way

I am now and there was

this big and interesting just left there

anyway I get

to look in the front to see
just turned to go back and

it was more interesting for
order to go through the door

and you know I knew that that was

the first No no never really heard

you always check to see if you
know that I'm going to go.

So anyway I got my

daughter and this

week a school

the school yet.

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ready with you.

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your conversation was sort of
a similar theme a new group.

Is a really good fight that

we're always leery and we were no it's

OK OK OK OK

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this is you know you.

Yeah.

From member.

He forces that in through there were
forty five under the command of

the South African Armored Division
in the mountains in deep snow and

be up in the North American and yet

we were under their command
we were we were to come and

there was a lot of different ages and
South Africans all black or

at least all of their officers order but

they were all of the English South Africa
of Africa sort of started with Nancy.

And these guys started the.

So anyway that was much.