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420 Page TUSKEGEE AIRMEN Pilots Teacher Historic Photo Resource Book on Data CD For Sale

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CONTENTS By CHAPTER:

A History Of The Tuskegee Airmen

Tuskegee Airmen Chronology

News Stories

Historic Tuskegee Airmen were the first black
pilots in American military history, those
who were stationed at the bases where
they trained or from which they flew,
those who belonged to the organizations
to which the pilots belonged, or those
who belonged to the support organizations for those flying units. The
pilots were called Tuskegee Airmen
because they trained at airfields around
Tuskegee during World War II. The
Tuskegee Airmen Incorporated uses the
term DOTA (Documented Original
Tuskegee Airman) to define anyone,
“man or woman, military or civilian, black
or white, officer or enlisted,” who served
at any of the air bases at which the
Tuskegee-trained pilots trained or flew, or
in any of the Army Air Force units “stemming from the ‘Tuskegee
Experience’ between the years 1941 and 1949.”

The Tuskegee experience began in 1941,
when the first military black flying unit was
activated, and ended in 1949, when the
last segregated all-black flying units were
inactivated. Certainly there have been a
great many black pilots who have served
in the Air Force since 1949, but unless
they served in Tuskegee Airmen units or
at Tuskegee Airmen bases between the
years 1941 and 1949, they were not
technically Tuskegee Airmen. There were
no “second-generation Tuskegee
Airmen,” because during the years
1941-1949, there were no fathers and
sons who both took part in the program.