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The Untold Story of Black Engineers Who Saved D-Day: America’s Forgotten Allies

Discover the hidden history of the Number Two Construction Battalion—an elite unit of Black Canadian engineers whose unmatched skill and courage helped turn the tide of World War II. While the world remembers the storming of Normandy, few know about the 600 men who built the bridges, roads, and supply lines that kept the Allied advance alive. But their greatest battle wasn’t against the enemy—it was against the walls of segregation within the Allied ranks.

Why did General Eisenhower hesitate to deploy these men, even as the fate of the war hung in the balance? How did their presence challenge the very foundation of the U.S. military? And why did their legacy remain buried for decades?

This is the story of excellence denied, of courage in the face of prejudice, and of a legacy that still shapes America today. If you believe in honoring forgotten heroes and learning the real history behind victory, this is a story you can’t miss.

Chapters:
0:00 The Crisis Eisenhower Feared
2:30 Normandy’s Hidden Disaster
5:00 The Battalion No One Wanted
8:00 Segregation’s Shadow
11:00 The Reluctant Order
14:00 Proving the Impossible
17:00 Tensions and Triumphs
20:00 Legacy Denied and Rediscovered
23:00 The Road to Recognition

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