When a Laundryman Went to War @Yarnhub
When a Laundryman Went to War  @Yarnhub
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Miller was collecting laundry at 7:57am when the "Battle Stations" alarm sounded. USS West Virginia was heavily damaged by bombs, torpedoes and was on fire.

Being a Black American he wasn’t weapons trained, this did not stop him, he jumped into the fight at the helm of a .50-caliber machine gun blasting away at Japanese planes until he ran out of ammo.

Out of a crew of 1300, Doris Miller was one of the last three men to leave the sinking ship rescuing men as he swam ashore.

His actions defending his country against the Japanese made him perhaps the most famous Black Americans of WWII.

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