Sentence examples for indigenous soldiers from inspiring English sources

That was really the big cultural realisation for Indigenous soldiers, he says.

The "indigenous" soldiers saw their military pensions frozen in 1959 as their countries moved toward independence.

Australia is finally telling the stories of the Indigenous soldiers who have served in our wars and conflicts.

That includes the bleak episodes too – like the racism many Indigenous soldiers faced when they returned home.

Black Diggers draws on both traditional archival materials – letters and diaries – of Indigenous soldiers, but also oral histories told through the generations.

Any attempts to convert these indigenous soldiers to Christianity was resisted by the East India Company which, recognising the dangers, did not want religious interference.

Consequently, the behavior of indigenous CIDG soldiers during the various stages of the battle, coupled with information that 'friendly' Montagnard soldiers had turned on U.S. Marines at Ngok Tavak, had the effect of unnerving U.S. Army soldiers in Khâm Đức.

The indigenous Bolivian soldiers did not want to fight for their white commanders, and could not understand Paraguayan radio signals in the Guaraní language.

In the third feature in our series on Gallipoli, Saffron Howden for BBC News tells some of the stories of Indigenous Australian soldiers.

Mrs Day says the Kirby brothers, Robert and George, came home battle-scarred but would not have experienced the racism common for other Indigenous returned soldiers.

For South Vietnam, several hundred South Vietnamese Special Forces and indigenous CIDG soldiers were believed to have been killed, as well as about 150 civilians who perished in Major Bucher's crash.