During WW2, which country segregated its armed forces along racial lines?

Lets not forget the tuskegee airmen. The all black fighter group call 'redtails'

One place that we are all equal is on a battlefield. Because we all bleed, Red,White, and Blue!

Mark Ann Dubaz, Russia never participated in the slave trade and the only Africans to reside there were treated well. No one is suggesting that wartime Japan or Nazi Germany were not racist, but the United States has a terrible record of its treatment of African Americans. My country, Australia has a terrible record of mistreating our indigenous people. We need to own the mistakes of our ancestors, so that we don’t ever make them again.

What a shame! America has a long way to go when it comes to race.

They never believed in, all men are created equal.

This touchy subject still exist regardless.

The ONLY race that TRULY matters is the Human Race.

jgsjgs, To add insult to injury, the Army rule was that the segregated black units could only have white officers. In the Air Corps, the all-black fighter pilots called the Tuskegee Airmen were the most highly decorated units; in escorting bombers all the way to Berlin, they never lost a single one. No other outfit came close. In the Army, the segregated 442nd was made up of all Japanese-Americans, many of whom had families in the American concentration camps, yet their sons went on to become the most highly decorated infantry unit in the Army. Segregation was evil and so are those moronic "white supremacists" who worship Trump, their leader. They are a disgrace (and a danger) to everything this country is supposed to stand for. The sooner we're rid of them, every last one of them, the better for all of us.

I bleed red.

Cheryl Pais, but they weren't were they. They weren't allowed anywhere near white troops and we're treated very very badly. Which is a shameful thing when they were willing to give their lives for a country that couldn't care less about them.

And it will continue to exist because it is a touchy subject.

Racism is American as apple pie, so sad but will always remain true !

Cheryl Pais, some do not think that way

Of course its always my first guess.

Spc Kook Dude, Well, what do one expected when it comes to comparing UK to the US? More than half of the Caucasians in US are descendant from the UK and some of them where miscreants, criminals, fugitives etc.

Mark Johnson, some men were created more equal than others when it comes to race

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Of course if the question was "which of these countries was the only one with a true multiracial army?" the answer would still be "United States ".

Well said,Roy.

Nina Kamwene, so does the UK, where all the bigotry began before the US was even discovered.

The UK was guilty of discrimination, too. By the end of World War II, Eusebio Mbiuki had faced deadly combat in the jungles of Burma and survived fearful ocean crossings stalked by submarines. But even as the young Kenyan put his life on the line for Britain, he—and more than half a million other African soldiers drawn from the empire—faced harsh discrimination from his own side. Britain paid its soldiers not only according to their rank and length of service but also their ethnicity, a new documentary for Al Jazeera English has found, with black troops receiving a third of the pay of their white contemporaries of the same rank. Some Africans were forcibly and secretly conscripted, while others were beaten by their superiors. Many ended up in poverty. The revelations have led senior opposition politicians to call on the British government to make an official apology, to launch an investigation, and to compensate the last surviving veterans affected by this controversial policy.

Disgusting! The country is still RACIST!

Roy Record, let’s not forget that the democrats are the most to blame for racism in our great country. And we close minded AMERICANS are in denial of the truth. go on check it out.

bgrosz, The German army had plenty of Africans in their Military doing World War One. I have seen pictures African soldiers in magazines and even in some German homes when I did two tours of duty over there.

Roy Record, Don't be shamed; be proud, proud that it has ended and proud of our Constitution which allowed it to end.