Over The Side: Black Marines of WWII
Over The Side: Black Marines of WWII is a story of men who not only overcame the challenge of the Marine Corps and war, but perils of racism as well. Their saga began at Montford Point in North Carolina, where combat units were forged that served in the Marines’ gallant amphibious assault campaigns of World War II’s Pacific Theater. From bloody beaches and treacherous jungles of battlegrounds at Saipan, Tinian, Guam, Peleliu, Iwo Jima and Okinawa they earned the valor of United States Marines.
About Me
Matt Zeigler began his career as a sportswriter and photojournalist in the newspaper industry before publishing several books in the sports, wildlife and military genres. Zeigler, a journalism graduate of Troy University, has published College Football Schemes and Techniques; 1990s NBA Flashback; 1990s NFL Flashback; Sports Shooter: A Photographer's Story; 1990s Alabama Flashback; Total Football: Latin American Soccer in Alabama; Three Block War: U.S. Marines in Iraq; Over The Side: Black Marines of WWII; and the Wild Alabama wildlife series.
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