A Department of Defense webpage describing baseball and civil rights icon Jackie Robinson’s military service has been ...

But on July 6, 1944, Robinson refused a driver’s order to move to the back of an Army bus. Although he ... Jackie Robinson with the Montreal Royals club at Sanford, Fla., 1946. (AP Photo/Bill ...

During Trump’s 2020 campaign, he even used Robinson in a campaign ad. It’s all clumsy. But none of it is an accident. Trump would love a neat, tidy version of Jackie — who died right around ...

photos, news articles and videos to remove any web pages that “promote diversity, equity and inclusion.” Robinson trained as an officer and was assigned to a tank regiment, but he still had ...

He died in 1972. For his role in integrating baseball, his number, 42, was retired across MLB in 1997. Every April 15, the anniversary of his debut, the league celebrates Jackie Robinson Day ...

The Department of Defenserestored a storyon its website highlighting Jackie ... of an Army bus he had boarded. Robinson was ...

An article about Jackie ... icon as he became the first black player in Major League Baseball in 1947. Jackie Robinson #42 of the Brooklyn Dodgers poses for a portrait circa 1947. MLB Photos ...

An article highlighting baseball and civil rights hero Jackie Robinson's U.S. Army career was back on the Department of ...

At least one website about Robinson, who trained as an officer and was assigned to a tank regiment during World War II, was ...