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#19 Lt. Reese leads the 369th band in a parade upon their return to New York City.

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Lt. Reese leads the 369th band in a parade upon their return to New York City.

Harlem Hellfighters: The Brave African American Regiment renowned for courage despite Prejudice, during WWI

#19 Lt. Reese leads the 369th band in a parade upon their return to New York City.

WWI

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