Black History Month: WWII - Arlester Brown

Black History In WWII: Arlester Brown - Born in Homer, Louisiana, Arlester's journey took him from the South at 18 years old, to the front lines of WWII in Europe. As a Quartermaster engineer with the 599th Quartermaster Laundry Company, he played a vital role in keeping troops supplied and clean during the war.
Arlester and other black soldiers were treated with more respect and equality in Europe than at home in a highly segregated American culture. His bravery and resilience remind us of the often-overlooked contributions of Black soldiers in history. Let's celebrate his legacy this Black History Month! #ArlesterBrown #BlackHistoryMonth #WWIIHero 🎖️👏

[@ALiz86]

God bless you Arlester! Thank you foe your service! You are an incredible man man!

[@doughboybellmore2347]

Right on Brother, Keep up the Fire. God Bless You Too.

[@D1944_]

respect and honor

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#Grambling Alum

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