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A Black soldier receives a full military funeral — 83 years after his death. Here is his story - Vimarsana News

A Black soldier receives a full military funeral — 83 years after his death. Here is his story

The Civil Rights and Restorative Justice project at Northeastern re-examined a military police killing of a Black soldier in 1941.

Albert King: Black Soldier's Military Funeral Held 83 Years Later - Vimarsana News

Albert King: Black Soldier's Military Funeral Held 83 Years Later

Pvt. Albert King received a military funeral 83 years after he was killed by a white Army veteran, who was exonerated.

Army Corrects the Record About a Black Soldier Killed by a White Sergeant in 1941 - Vimarsana News

Army Corrects the Record About a Black Soldier Killed by a White Sergeant in 1941

Private Albert H. King is one of dozens of Black service members believed to have been killed on or near U.S. bases because of their race but whose stories were largely papered over.

Tide Rock Holdings Acquires Bayless Manufacturing and Announces Robert Lummus as CEO to Offer US-based Metal Fabrication - Vimarsana News

Tide Rock Holdings Acquires Bayless Manufacturing and Announces Robert Lummus as CEO to Offer US-based Metal Fabrication

San Diego, California (PRWEB) December 21, 2021 -- Tide Rock Holdings (“Tide Rock”) announced the acquisition of Bayless Manufacturing LLC (“Bayless”) in

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In 1941, the U.S. military papered over the killing of a young Black soldier by a White officer. Can there be justice 80 years later? - Vimarsana News

In 1941, the U.S. military papered over the killing of a young Black soldier by a White officer. Can there be justice 80 years later?

Despite strong dissent, the War Department found Pvt. Albert King did not die in the line of duty, denying him any honor. Now he has new advocates.