Service in US Military with different goals

News and Census
Critics say the U.S. military has too many African-Americans as compared to the population and not enough Hispanics or Asian-Americans.
More recruits are drawn from the middle class and fewer are coming from poorer and wealthier families. The office is studying why young black men and women are not signing up. Other trends are that the number of recruits from wealthier families is increasing, and the number of recruits from suburban areas has increased. This also tracks that young men and women from the middle class are serving in the military.Young men and women from urban areas are not volunteering. In fact, urban areas provide far fewer recruits as a percentage of the total population than small towns and rural areas.

Fifteen Filipinos were among 147 foreign-born U.S. military personnel serving in Iraq who were granted U.S. citizenship on July 25 in a mass ceremony in Baghdad’s Camp Victory.
Analysis
Whatever they are or whoever does not matter, they all service in US military. The only place no one cares about their race. They fight and kill for America. If they cry in America for their rights who listens but in Iraq they are granted citizenship in honor of their bravery, as some Filipinos and Mexicans were granted in Baghdad. For them even army held a ceremony in which they should swear for their citizenship.
Today soldiers with different nationalities and ethnic characteristics serve in US military. According to census African Americans are more in army relative to their populations in Am