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Dreaming Eagles #1 s/s op w/the original surviving TUSAGEE AIRMEN

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Are these Tuskegee pilots too?

I thought they only flew the Mustangs, not the bombers.

 

More information as it comes in the next 24 hrs----but there's a VERY good possibility that I can get two more airmen (Bomber pilots!!!) at the same signing as Harry Stewart.

 

I'm awaiting details now----cost would be an additional $50 per.

 

If this is something you'd like to explore, we'll post it up ASAP!

 

They flew Mustangs, bombers, and more according to the Tuskegee Airmen Inc. website.

 

"...before flying P- 51s to escort heavy bombers, the squadrons flew P-40, P-39, and P-47 fighters to support the advance of ground forces in Italy. Before that, the Tuskegee Airmen in the United States flew other kinds of aircraft in training, including aircraft specifically designed for primary, basic, andadvanced flying training. The Tuskegee Airmen story also involves bomber crews who trained with the 477th Bombardment Group and the 616th, 617th, 618th, and 619th Bombardment Squadrons to fly B-25s for the war against Japan, although they never got the chance to go into combat overseas.

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Currently looking at finishing with Roscoe Brown next week----however, if Roscoe is able to connect me with one or two more airmen, I'll make note of that here afterwards.

 

Otherwise, Roscoe and Harry will wrap the signing and books will go in for grading.

 

I was a bit disappointed when the signing with Charles McGee fell through---he only lives 40 minutes from me! :whatthe:

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