- 1Defense Historical Studies Committee (as of 6 April 1979)
- 2Foreword
- 3The Author
- 4Preface
- 5Chapter 1 — Introduction
- 6Chapter 2 — World War II: The Army
- 7Chapter 3 — World War II: The Navy
- 8Chapter 4 — World War II: The Marine Corps and the Coast Guard
- 9Chapter 5 — A Postwar Search
- 10Chapter 6 — New Directions
- 11Chapter 7 — A Problem of Quotas
- 12Chapter 8 — Segregation’s Consequences
- 13Chapter 9 — The Postwar Navy
- 14Chapter 10 — The Postwar Marine Corps
- 15Chapter 11 — The Postwar Air Force
- 16Chapter 12 — The President Intervenes
- 17Chapter 13 — Service Interests Versus Presidential Intent
- 18Chapter 14 — The Fahy Committee Versus the Department of Defense
- 19Chapter 15 — The Role of the Secretary of Defense 1949-1951
- 20Chapter 16 — Integration in the Air Force and the Navy
- 21Chapter 17 — The Army Integrates
- 22Chapter 18 — Integration of the Marine Corps
- 23Chapter 19 — A New Era Begins
- 24Chapter 20 — Limited Response to Discrimination
- 25Chapter 21 — Equal Treatment and Opportunity Redefined
- 26Chapter 22 — Equal Opportunity in the Military Community
- 27Chapter 23 — From Voluntary Compliance to Sanctions
- 28Chapter 24 — Conclusion
- 29U.S. Government Printing Office: 1981 0-305-168
Integration of the Armed Forces
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