#TBT - The Harlem Hellfighters New York's 369th Infantry Regiment earned the name "Harlem Hellfighters" while fighting in World War I. They famously never lost a #Soldier to capture while never giving up a foot of ground -- ⁠and went on to become the most awarded unit in WWI. Video by National Guard #SoldierStory | U.S. Army

The Harlem Hellfighters: Fought Abroad, Betrayed at Home The Harlem Hellfighters — the 369th Infantry Regiment — were an all‑Black unit in World War I who fought longer in combat than any American unit. Denied recognition at home, they endured segregation, discrimination, and disrespect despite earning France’s highest honors. This is the hidden story of Black courage and betrayal that history textbooks erased. Harlem Hellfighters, 369th Infantry, Black soldiers WWI, African American military hi

Harlem Hellfighters: WWI’s Unsung Heroes The Harlem Hellfighters, the first African American regiment in World War I, fought valiantly under French command after being denied combat roles by U.S. commanders. They spent 191 days in the front-line trenches, earning numerous honors for their bravery. #HarlemHellfighters, #WWI, #AfricanAmericanHistory, #MilitaryHistory, #BlackHistory, #CongressionalGoldMedal, #MenOfBronze, #Hellfighters, #FrenchCroixDeGuerre, #UnsungHeroes | Black History Unfiltered