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

Here are some interesting ways that three areas of the country have honored the accomplishments of the Tuskegee Airmen. Kentucky The entire stretch of Interstate

     There’s something about airplanes that can stir the depths of an amateur photographer’s soul.  It could be the shape of the airplane, the colors

     The CAF Red Tail Project RISE ABOVE Traveling Exhibit will be open to the public Thursday through Saturday, August 11-13, 2011 at Fleming Field

     When I was at AirVenture Oshkosh, I had the pleasure of accompanying Tuskegee Airman USAF Col. (ret) Charles E. McGee to the Ford Hangar

     It is with a big grin (and a sense of relief…) that the CAF Red Tail Squadron officially announces that the new website launched

     It appears that the blog address has been successfully changed (I know, I know – a big “duh” if you’re reading this!).  Twitter was

Starting at 10:30 (CDT) tomorrow morning (July 1), this blog will have a new URL that reflects our new name – the CAF Red  Tail

     Since this coming Monday is the 67th anniversary of D-Day, I got to thinking not only of the brave young men who went ashore

     Death and burial are completely counter to what we Americans like to talk about, but we’re coming up on Memorial Day, a day designated