 As World War Two progressed the United States became more and more in need of fresh recruits and the decision was made to start training black soldiers. But they weren t treated equally. Three war veterans tell about their experiences with racism during war times. Pilot Roger Terry dared to enter the officer s office which was illegally made forbidden territory for blacks and paid for it. Routh is a survivor of the explosion incident at Port Chicago, California in which hundreds of blacks were killed. Vernon Baker is a true war hero, but never got a proper reward until 1997.