It was the year 1924 when Native Americans were formally offered citizenship to the country called the USA despite them living on the land much longer than the country had existed. Yet they had enthusiastically volunteered to serve in the army during the first world conflict for the same country before they were offered rights.

In fact, Native Americans have served in the USA’s military since colonial times. In the last 100 years, they have served at a higher rate in proportion to their population than any other ethnic group.

During the Vietnam conflict alone, more than 42,000 native Americans and Alaska Natives joined the U.S. armed forces. Some believe that due to poor military record keeping back then, the number, in fact, could have been higher.

Welcome to Nutty History and today let’s find out, How the Native Americans Served in the Vietnam Conflict.

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Chapter Timestamps
0:00 Intro to mid-roll ads
1:04 Battle Against The Enemy
5:01 The Sabotage Operation
6:17 Why Natives Fought in Vietnam?
8:11 Decorated Careers at Irrecoverable Cost

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