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l Committee: Final Report_.................... 552 22. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN THE MILITARY COMMUNITY........... 556 _Creating a Civil Rights Apparatus_..................... 558 _Fighting Discrimination Within the Services_........... 566 23. FROM VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE TO SANCTIONS................ 581 _Development of Voluntary Action Programs_.............. 581 _Civil Rights, 1964-1966_............................... 586 _The Civil Rights Act and Voluntary Compliance_......... 590 _The Limits of Voluntary Compliance_.................... 593 24. CONCLUSION............................................ 609 _Why the Services Integrated_........................... 609 _How the Services Integrated, 1946-1954_................ 614 _Equal Treatment and Opportunity_....................... 619 NOTE ON SOURCES........................................... 625 INDEX..................................................... 635 Illustrations Crewmen of the USS _Miami_ During the Civil War............. 4 Buffalo Soldiers............................................ 5 Integration in the Army of 1888............................. 9 Gunner's Gang on the USS _Maine_........................... 10 (p. xvi) General John J. (Black Jack) Pershing Inspects Troops...... 11 Heroes of the 369th Infantry, February 1919................ 13 Judge William H. Hastie.................................... 20 General George C. Marshall and Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson............................................... 21 Engineer Construction Troops in Liberia, July 1942......... 26 Labor Battalion Troops in the Aleutian Islands, May 1943... 27 Sergeant Addressing the Line............................... 28 Pilots of the 332d Fighter Group........................... 29 Service Club, Fort Huachuca................................ 35 93d Division Troops in Bougainville, April 1944............ 44 Gun Crew of Battery B, 598th Field Artillery, September 1944........................................... 47 Tankers of the 761st Medium Tank Battalion Prepare for Action................................................... 48 WAAC Replacements.......................................... 50 Volunteers for Combat in Training.......................... 53 Road Repairmen............................................. 56 Mess Attendant, First Class, Dorie Miller Addressing Recruits at Ca
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