The brave men of One Hundred Black Men

who served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Message from Robert Brown , President

To all veterans, particularly the members of One Hundred Black Men of New York who have worn the uniform, embodying the spirit of service in defense of liberty, we celebrate you. Your unwavering dedication has not only fortified our organization but has also played a crucial role in shaping the proud legacy of African American military service.

The history of our nation is enriched by the stories of these heroes, and we honor those who have bravely placed themselves in harm's way for our collective freedom. The challenges faced by these individuals extend beyond the battlefield, encompassing the ongoing fight against prejudice and inequality, a struggle that remains relevant today.

In honoring the contributions of our military members, we joyously recognize that the true strength of our nation lies in the rich tapestry woven by the diversity of its people. The One Hundred Black Men of New York stands unwavering in its mission to create a positive impact, uplifting communities and empowering the next generation.

Our gratitude extends to all who have served, to our courageous veterans, and to the dedicated members of One Hundred Black Men of New York who continuously inspire us with their remarkable service, steadfast leadership, and unwavering commitment to a brighter future. Each story shared, each life touched, and each act of service transforms our community, showcasing the profound impact that unity and diversity can have.

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OHBM Founder

David Norman Dinkins,

U.S. Marine

Rest In Power

Awarded the

French Medal

of Honor

for his service

to our country

Rest In Power

Remembering Tuskegee Airman Roscoe C. Brown Jr. The National WWII Museum | New Orleans

A restored P-51 Mustang in US Freedom Pavilion: The Boeing Center is the Museum's tribute to a pioneering aviator.

Dr. Roscoe C. Brown Jr.

Former OHBM President,

Tuskegee Airman

Your love for this country has made all those on this land and other lands safer throughout our history.

Clark Halbert US Navy Petty Officer Second Class

Coombs Rudolph US Army Sergeant

Dais Larry US Army Sergeant E-5

Davis Donel US Army Specialist E-4

Davis, Jr. Londel US Army Specialist E-4

Gibbs Richard US Air Force Airman 2nd Class

Hadnott Bennie US Air Force Airman 3rd Class

Harris Martin US Army Corps of Engineers Staff Sergeant

Harris Curtis US Army Captain

Harrison James C. US Army PFC E-3

Hendon James Army Lt. Colonel

Huell Jermaine US Marine Corps Specialist E-4

Hulse George US Army Corps of Engineers Sergeant E-5

Johnson Felton US Army First Lieutenant

Kairson, Jr. Francis W. US Army Lt. Colonel (RET) 28 Years

Knox Edwin US Marine Corps Captain

Lee Quentin S. US Air Force Sergeant E-5

McKinney Tyrone US Army PFC E-3

Williams William US Army SFC E-7

Rangel Charles B. Army Staff Sergeant

If you have served in the

U.S. Armed Forces

please submit your name,

branch, and rank to dlgardner@ohbm.org

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Robert Brown,

President

Building on

the Legacy of

Our Founders!