Port Chicago Mutiny

Amistad, February 1993. oversized softcover. Paperback. Fair. white background blue titling vote on front this is an oversized softcover book depicting the four Chicago you need it has been well used the cover is still glossy,corners rolled in the edges the pages on the edges are heavily discoloration the glued spine is still intact the book has a lot life in it, just in case you needed to write a report produced resources be an excellent resourcenvestigative journalist Robert Allen offers a gripping expose of the worst U.S. domestic disaster of World War II, and of a shocking injustice--the largest mass mutiny trial in U.S. Naval history. On July 26, 1944, at Port Chicago, California, an explosion killed 320 men, 202 of whom were black. More than 200 untrained men then refused to unload any more ammunition, leading to court-martial. Port Chicago Mutiny Author Robert L. Allen Edition reprint Publisher HarperCollins, 1993 ISBN 1567430104, 9781567430103 Length 192 pages Subjects History › Military › General History / Military / General History / United States / 20th Century Social Science / Ethnic Studies / African American Studies

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