A handcrafted model of a P-51 ... missions in just such an airplane. Nearly a thousand African-American pilots who served in World War II learned to fly at Tuskegee, Alabama, the only U.S ...

They were all Black men who served their country during World War II, and they were all stationed at the U.S. Army’s Grenier Air Base in Manchester — now known as Manchester-Boston Regional ...

I was about 13 when my father and I bought our first radio-controlled model aircraft ... painted in Tuskegee colors; at the time of its restoration, it was the only flying airplane to commemorate ...

The kids traveled back to 1942 when the Tuskegee airplane was used to escort bombers ... This particular model is one of seven in the world. Kaminski says it's a chance to teach younger ...

Croswell is part of the Chicago "DODO" Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, a nonprofit organization working to inspire minority youth to pursue careers in the aviation industry. "This airplane tells a ...

Tuskegee Airmen‘s regular pilot, Alan Miller, then flew the airplane to Brandon, Mississippi, for propeller rebalancing, then this past weekend it was on to Windsor Locks, Connecticut ...

Dec. 2] mirrors the experience of the radio-controlled model airplane club in Bladensburg, of which I am secretary. In early 2009, without explanation or opportunity for discussion, the Federal ...