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Allene Carter's father-in-law was a decorated veteran. Yet it was not until the Carter family received a call from the White House that she discovered he was a heroic force in the Rhineland campaign. President Clinton awarded the Medal of Honor to several black soldiers who served in World War II. Sergeant Edward A. Carter Jr. was among the recipients. Shocked to learn the extent of Carter's service, Allene was determined to uncover both the truth about her father-in-law's wartime record and why his official recognition was so long in coming.Here is the story not only of Sergeant Carter but…

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7 editions
  • Ebook · English · 2007
    HarperCollins · 9780061352386
  • Other · English · 2007
    HarperCollins Publishers · 9780061352430
  • Other · English · 2007
    HarperCollins Publishers · 9780061352416
  • Other · English · 2007
    HarperCollins Publishers · 9780061352447
  • Other · English · 2007
    HarperCollins Publishers · 9780061352423
  • Other · English · 2004
    Amistad · 212 pages · 9780060936730
SociologyBiographyCampaignsMedal of HonorAfrican American soldiersWorld War, 1939-1945MilitaryHistory