WWII Tuskegee Airmen See First Combat
On June 2, 1943, the all-black 99th Tuskegee Airmen saw their first combat action in North Africa during World War II. Their leader, Lt. Col. Benjamin Davis, urged them to overcome racism.
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“Today the all-black 99th Tuskagees go into action for the first time. Their leader, Lt Col. Benjamin Davis urges them to rise above the racism”
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