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Harry S. Truman Signs a Bill Allowing Black Pilots to Serve in Pilot Training
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The Army Air Corps Submit a plan to Form an All Black Fighter Squadron with Thirty-three Pilots
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Tuskegee Airfield Officially Opens
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The First Class of Tuskegee Airmen Graduate and Earn Their Wings
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Pilots of the 32nd Squadron Destroy a German Fighter Ship
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Four Pilots of the 332nd Squadron are Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
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Pilots of the 447th Squadron Protest Segregation
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The Some Black Pilots Led by 2nd Lt. Roger C. Terry and Lt. Marsden Thompson try to Enter the Segregated Officers Club