Posted on Mar 4, 2016
A Navy Veteran’s Story Of Brotherhood During The Jim Crow Era
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Though Arby Hambric faced discrimination as a black sailor, shared service proved to be a stronger bond than skin color.
When Arby L. Hambric speaks, the 89-year-old Navy veteran chooses his words with deliberate care and manages to flank each statement with a polite affectation. If you wish him a good day, he quickly says, “You made it one,” and if you talk with him long enough, the conversation can start to feel like a competition over who can be more polite.
When Arby L. Hambric speaks, the 89-year-old Navy veteran chooses his words with deliberate care and manages to flank each statement with a polite affectation. If you wish him a good day, he quickly says, “You made it one,” and if you talk with him long enough, the conversation can start to feel like a competition over who can be more polite.
A Navy Veteran’s Story Of Brotherhood During The Jim Crow Era
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Navy
WWII World War Two
Sailors
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This is a great article. This shows how service members not matter what will be there for each other. I would like to sit down with him and listen to all his stories
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Thanks SGT (Join to see) for mentioning that although Arby Hambric faced discrimination as a black sailor during the Jim Crow era his shared service proved to be a stronger bond than skin color. It is wonderful to learn that Arby L. Hambric speaks, the 89-year-old Navy veteran chooses his words with deliberate care and manages to flank each statement with a polite affectation. this is a wonderful testimony to the humility and honor of Arby L. Hambric.
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