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patriot nations native americans in our nations armed native americans have served in our nations military since colonial times. in recentcs they have served at a higher rate in proportion to their population than any other ethnic group. why? for many military service is an extension of their warrior traditions. others serve to reaffirm treaty alliances with the united states.
a warrior tradition why native americans continue to this day american indians serve in the armed forces at a higher rate than any othermographic. since 9/11 nearly 19 percent of native americans have served in the armed forcespared to .

american indians serve in the u.s. military in greater despitecs of persecution and broken promisesspite being dispossessed of and often forcibly removedom their ancestral homelands american indians have served and continue to serve in our nations armed forces in numbers that belie their small percentage of the american population. they step forward when duty calls.

patriot nations native americans in our nations armed forces they would do anything to help their people survive including laying down their lives. many american indians view service in the u.s. armed forces as a continuation of the warriors role in native cultures. world war i. when the united states entered the war to end all wars in april 1917 native americans signed up to fight in and support it.

why native americans fight and die for same us army that she is a native american whose members form a portion of the us active duty forces 1.7 that is twice as large as their proportion of the us population 0.8.

american heroes national native american veterans memorial in todays military american indians alaska natives and native hawaiians serve at one of the highest rates per capita of all population groups. few outs the military and native nations know that native people have served in the u.s. armed forces since the american revolution and continue to do so.

american indians in the us army united states army native american american indian and alaskan native soldiers have served in the army with great honordication and distinction building a legacy of courage professionalism and selfless.

20th century warriors native united states navy united states military service provs an outlet for native americans to fulfill a cultural purpose rooted in tradition to fight andfend their homeland. this purpose is particularly.

the overlooked story of native americans in world war i time since 9/11 native americans have served in the u.s. military at higher rates than other ethnic groups. today there are about 31000 american indian and alaska native men and women classified as .