Title

Indians in the war: burial of a brave

Authors

United States Bureau of Indian Affairs

Files

Description

From Table of Contents page:

The material in this pamphlet was collected for the 1945 Memorial Number of Indians at Work, before the magazine was discontinued because of the paper shortage. Many devoted workers spent much time and effort to get these stories, and the photographs which accompany the lists were loaned by the families of the boys whose names will be found here. We wish to express our gratitude to all of those who made this record possible.

The casualty lists and the lists of awards and decorations continue those begun in Indians at Work for May-June 1943 and carried on in the November-December 1943, May-June 1944, and September-October 1944 issues. They are not complete, and it is hoped that when the peace has come, the whole story of the Indian contribution to the victory may be gathered up into one volume.

Awards of the Purple Heart have not been indicated here because every soldier wounded in action against the enemy is entitled to the decoration, and the award should be taken for granted.

Publication Date

1946

Keywords

Native Americans, World War 1939-1945

Disciplines

Military History

Comments

Contains essays by Ernie Pyle, Murrey Marder, and Frederick W. Sleight. Lists names and tribe affiliation of fallen and injured soldiers as well as those receiving awards for valor

Recommended Citation

United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, "Indians in the war: burial of a brave" (1946). Regimental Histories. 134.
https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/ww_reg_his/134