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Segregation in World War II and the Legacy of Dorie Miller
20:37 - 24:35 (03:58)
The podcast discusses the limited opportunities for black people in World War II, especially in the military. The episode tells the story of Dorie Miller, a black sailor who fought during the attack on Pearl Harbor and is credited with helping to shift the perception of black people's capabilities in service.
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The speaker recounts an incident where a soldier was bragging about committing war crimes while in battle.
20:37 - 22:35 (01:58)
Summary
The speaker recounts an incident where a soldier was bragging about committing war crimes while in battle.
ChapterSegregation in World War II and the Legacy of Dorie Miller
EpisodeEp 402 - Cat Ass Fever
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
Joe Rogan and Tim Pool discuss the bravery of Doris Miller, a Navy mess attendant who fought to save his fellow sailors during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
22:35 - 23:31 (00:56)
Summary
Joe Rogan and Tim Pool discuss the bravery of Doris Miller, a Navy mess attendant who fought to save his fellow sailors during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
ChapterSegregation in World War II and the Legacy of Dorie Miller
EpisodeEp 402 - Cat Ass Fever
PodcastMatt and Shane's Secret Podcast
Doris Miller, a cook in the Navy during World War II, became an unexpected hero during the attack on Pearl Harbor when he carried a wounded captain and took down enemy planes with an anti-aircraft gun.
23:32 - 24:35 (01:02)
Summary
Doris Miller, a cook in the Navy during World War II, became an unexpected hero during the attack on Pearl Harbor when he carried a wounded captain and took down enemy planes with an anti-aircraft gun.