Sentence examples for military integrated from inspiring English sources

During World War II, the military integrated the officer corps, and President Harry Truman afterward completed integration of the armed services.

He served in the all-black 503rd Field Artillery Battalion in the 2nd Infantry Division; although President Truman had ordered the military integrated in 1948, the same year Rangel had signed up, desegregation was slow to come about.

Now the military is integrated by race and by gender.

As the decades passed, she would become the first Canadian woman to reach the rank of general and the Canadian military would integrate women into combat roles.

The two Gulf Wars further demonstrated the technological superiority of the US and its allies, and spurred Chinese leaders on a new drive to "informatise" the military by integrating new technology into equipment and operations.

But ending rape in the military and integrating women into combat roles are far from mutually exclusive -- in fact, equalizing female service members will help create a culture of greater respect that could seriously lower the incidence of rape in the military.

A highly visible presence on (especially a high prestige) campus, they hope, will provide the opportunity for the military to integrate itself into campus life and therefore gain routine access to rank-and file students, who can potentially be encouraged to enlist as non-officers, where the real shortage lies.

One particular stretcher (life support for trauma and transportation) used for the first time by the military, which integrates the majority of life-support devices and monitoring systems (ventilator, defibrillator, blood gasometry, infusion pumps) has been evaluated for the transport of civilian patients.

Military-related technologies developed by SRI in the 1990s and 2000s include ground- and foliage-penetrating radar, the INCON and REDDE command and control system for the U.S. military, and IGRS (integrated GPS radio system)—an advanced military personnel and vehicle tracking system.

And while some studies have indicated that racial segregation in public schools is as bad or worse than before Brown v. Board of Education, integration is much more successful in the military base schools which are largely located in the South "because the military was racially integrated and did not want the children of black soldiers to attend racially segregated schools off base".

The military is better integrated today and more of a melting pot than it was 30 years ago.