Skip to main content

African American soldiers entertain at Camp Ord, Monterey Bay Peninsula (Calif.)

Thumbnail for African American soldiers entertain at Camp Ord, Monterey Bay Peninsula (Calif.)
View
@ UCLA, Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library

Description

African American soldiers entertain their fellow servicemen at Camp Ord.Camp Ord was the tent city that served as barracks for Fort Ord soldiers during World War Two.
Type:
Image
Contributors:
United States. Army--Barracks and quarters (subject)
Rights:
copyrightedCopyright is owned by the UC Regents
View Original At:

Record Contributed By

UCLA, Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library

Record Harvested From

California Digital Library

Keywords

  1. African American Entertainers
  2. African American Soldiers
  3. African Americans
  4. Entertainment
  5. War

Related Content

African American Army band, in camouflage suits kissing Los Angeles City Hall steps William "Count" Basie performs for servicemen at the South Broad Street USO 1846-12-28 Bloomington IL Photograph of African-American military band, circa 1943 Josephine Baker performing at the Ahmanson in Los Angeles, Calif., 1973 Slim Gaillard, portrait Richard Pryor and Lou Gossett backstage Hank Ballard and the Moonlighters Hank Ballard and the Midnighters Fisk Jubilee Singers' Male Quartet performs at Peabody College, 1948 July 26 Hank Ballard and the Moonlighters From Sumter to Appomattox Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! the Prisoner's Hope African American boys riding horses during training for movie about United States 10th Cavalry, Buffalo Soldiers, Calif., 1966 Jasper Pike (Ute) (1969) Woodrow Wilson Strode registers for military service John Lester Barstow to Father African American youths pose by damaged storefronts in Watts, Los Angeles (Calif.) 1834 diary Museum educator working with children
Download JSON