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James Jones, a veteran of World War II, shares compelling stories from his tour of duty. In the first interview, he shares his emotions -- and that of fellow African Americans -- upon seeing Holocaust victims. |
In another story, Jones comments on the demeaning treatment of black G.I.s; enemy soldiers were treated better. Nonetheless, Jones reports, black soldiers found ways to strut their stuff. |
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Jones shares two remarkable stories about black soldiers during World War II.
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