Capt. Andrew D. Turner, who in a few minutes will be escorting heavy bombers en route to enemy targets, signals to the chief of his

Thank you to Nathan Howland @HowdiColourWorks for sharing these amazing colorized photos of the Tuskegee Airmen! Tuskegee Airmen attending a briefing. First row: 1. Hiram

Thank you to Nathan Howland @HowdiColourWorks for sharing these amazing colorized photos of the Tuskegee Airmen! Members of the Army Air Force 332nd Fighter Group,

Thank you to Nathan Howland @HowdiColourWorks for sharing these amazing colorized photos of the Tuskegee Airmen! Photograph shows left to right, Marcellus G. Smith, Louisville,

Thank you to Nathan Howland @HowdiColourWorks for sharing these amazing colorized photos of the Tuskegee Airmen! An unidentified Tuskegee Airman sitting on top of a

Thank you to Nathan Howland @HowdiColourWorks for sharing these amazing colorized photos of the Tuskegee Airmen! A very rare historical shot of Joe Louis ‘The

Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, Jr., member Tuskegee Airmen, signs a canopy modeled after his P51 D Mustang during a reception following unveiling ceremonies, 5/18/1996 Learn

Photo of my grandfather, Herbert Glenn Sr., in Tuskegee, Alabama

332nd Fighter Group pilots in a briefing room. First row, left to right, 1. Gentry E. Barnes, Lawrenceville, IL, 44-D; 2. Samuel W. Watts, Jr.,

Photograph shows Tuskegee Airmen Fighter Pilots leaving the parachute room. Left to right: Richard S. “Rip” Harder, Brooklyn, NY, Class 44-B; unidentified airman; Thurston L.