During the vietnam war, african american soldiers were

The correct answer is D) more likely than others to serve in combat positions.

During the Vietnam War, African American soldiers were more likely than others to serve in combat positions.

At the beginning of the Vietnam War, many African Americans enlisted to fight in the war. They thought that being in the army would allow them access to education and living opportunities. But by the end of the decade, racial segregation in the military and discriminatory treatment by white soldiers and officials deterred many to be in the Army.

The other options of the question were A) not allowed to fight overseas. B) often granted deferments to attend college. C) becoming commissioned officers at high range.

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