Marching Without Applause: The Officers Who Defied a Nation's Doubt - Paperback

by Thomas M. Bradley (Author)

A Historical Fiction tells the story of the challenges and triumphs of negro leaders and courageous men lobbied and established the first black Army Officers Training School during WWI. There were very few negro Army officers and none in the Marines and Navy. Breaking that barrier would knock down a door that might open up opportunities and prove that black men could lead men in battle and succeed.