Asian GIs Humiliated By US MPs in Australia. But The Australians Said “NOT HERE!”
March 1942, Brisbane, Australia. Two Japanese-American soldiers in full US military uniform are physically shoved away from entering an American store by white Military Police—not because they broke any rules, but simply because of their faces. But when Australian police witnessed this happening on their soil, they did something that shocked the entire US military command: they threatened to arrest American MPs for enforcing segregation. How did a foreign country force the United States military to treat its own soldiers equally—something America itself refused to do?

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