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same mud, same blood
used for explaining the absence of racism in combat troops US- They shared the same mud. They spilled the same blood. Black and white soldiers soldiering together. — A.D. Horne (Editor), The Wounded Generation, p. 167, 1981
- Racism was a minor problem in frontline combat, where the saying went, “Same mud, same blood.” In the rear it was a different story. — Myra MacPherson, Long Time Passing, p. 663, 1984
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