From uniform to unforgettable: BHM Veteran spotlights
The Center for Minority Veterans is recognizing Black Veterans during Black History Month. They are highlighting the stories of individuals who have made a lasting impact in their communities after their service. One of the veterans being recognized is Carl McPherson Sr, who served in the US Army for 30 years.
His service spanned several conflicts, including the Vietnam and Gulf Wars. Further details about McPherson's service and the other recognized veterans are available from the Center for Minority Veterans. They are being featured as part of the "From Uniform to Unforgettable" series, which showcases the lifelong legacy of Black Veterans.
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