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himself. cnn s jason carroll s in indianapolis right now. jason, this is so heartbreaking. it is at least the 45th mass shooting in this country in just the past month. how is the community responding, and what have police been able to find out so far? reporter: even with all the shootings, pamela, that have occurred all over the country, when it happens in your community, that s when it obviously just really hits home. that s what the people here in indianapolis are feeling and experiencing now. right now as you can see, this vigil is about to get under way. we ve got a number of people who have started to gather here at this park. again, eight victims, many of the people here family, friends, co-workers. we ve seen some people here wearing orange fedex t-shirts. again, four of the members four of the victims were members of the sikh community. the sikh community feels especially targeted because, as you can what we ve been learning, many of the people who work ....
so the ship had to stay about a mile and a half out in the harbor, what is now known as the cows yard. also behind me is plymouth rock, the famous landing place of the pilgrims in december of 1620. we don t know where the rock was either. it s been moved so many times. the first time the story gets told that the pilgrims landed at length rock was in 1741. an elderly man heard that they were about to put a up down here at the waterfront, and he was despairing. and he said to the young men, could you take me down there one more time, so i can see where the first ones landed? they put him in a chair and carried this elderly man down in the chair and he tapped the rock with his cane and said this is where they landed. and people who saw this were so profoundly moved, they cut a hole in the peer when it was made so people could. down at the rock. but over pier when it was made so people could peer down at the rock. the overtime, it was moved moved.r time, it was at the ....
really fight. i couldn t going, i didn t realize at that time, because of the color of my skin. the story of african-americans in world war ii is indeed a legacy of patriotism and valor. in 1941 americans looked at their world and saw war everywhere. across the atlantic adolph hitler s german troops occupied nearly every inch of europe from france to russia to the baltic sea and in north africa. in the pacific, the japanese army and navy had already captured parts of china, manchuria, korea, and a number of nearby islands. pearl harbor would soon stun the united states into war. monday morning, the first thing i did, was go down to the army recruiting station to enlist in the service of my country. i was told there was no quota for black troops. you ve got to remember that this country was very discriminatory, segregated, and there was no change. first of all, black sailors, as sailors per se, other than as mess attendants or stewards, weren t permitted ....
our heroes proved in liberation many of us felt we never would get a chance to really fight. i could not go in, which i did not realize at the time, because of the color of my skin. america, america may god narrator: the story of african-americans in world war ii is indeed a legacy of patriotism and valor. in 1941, americans looked at their world and saw war everywhere. across the atlantic, adolf hitler s german troops occupied nearly every inch of europe from france to russia, to the baltic sea and north africa. in the pacific, the japanese army and navy already captured parts of china, manchuria, korea and a number of nearby islands. pearl harbor would soon states into war. monday morning, the first thing i did was go down to the army recruiting station and enlist in the service of my country. i was told there was no quota for black troops. you have to remember this country was very discriminatory, segregated and there was no change. first of ....
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