The segregated 92nd Division, which served in Italy, was noted for the antagonistic relations between its white officers and Black soldiers.[1] In an attempt to ease the racial tensions, the 92nd Division was integrated in 1944 by having the all Japanese-American 442nd Regimental Combat Team together with one white regiment assigned to it.[152] The segregated 93rd Division, which served in the Pacific, was assigned "mopping up" duties on the islands that the Americans mostly controlled.[152] Black servicemen greatly resented segregation and those serving in Europe complained that German POWs were served better food than what they were.[2]