My former sister-in-law posted the story below on her Facebook page this week.  I didn’t run it by Snopes because even if it wasn’t

     Because I’ll never outgrow (I hope) my enjoyment of the Peanuts franchise, I watched “It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” on CBS last night. 

     The last two blogs were based on America’s barnstorming era, the precursor to today’s popular air shows. As mentioned, the first American air show

     Last week’s blog introduced some of the basics of the barnstorming era – its short history, the airplanes used, the cow windsocks. This week,

     The Commemorative Air Force is hosting their annual AIRSHO this weekend in Midland, Texas, home of the CAF’s Headquarters.  Many of the Wings (local

     As has been mentioned previously in this blog, black men trained at Tuskegee to fly bombers as well as fighters during World War II. 

     Today’s blog marks the 52nd Friday that the Red Tail Squadron’s blog has been published – a whole year of sharing thoughts with friends

     As most Americans are very aware, last weekend marked the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks of 2001.  The memorial in New York City

     997 cadets received their pilot wings after training at Tuskegee Army Airfield. Of this number about 30 were USAAF Field Artillery Liaison Pilots who