Research reveals that blacks were disproportionately killed in far greater numbers in the Vietnam War compared to whites.

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While early in the Vietnam War, African Americans were overrepresented in combat roles and thus experienced higher casualty rates, adjustments were made, and by the end of the war, the casualty rates among African American and white soldiers were roughly proportional to their percentages in the U.S. population.

Research Reveals That Blacks Were Disproportionately Killed in Far Greater