Looking for Tuskegee Airmen Information
April 7th, 2008
The Red Tail Project needs your help in preserving the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen. We are looking for biographies and photos on Tuskegee Airmen to include on our website. We are also looking to obtain historic photographs, video, and artifacts that we can use in developing educational resources to share with educators, display in the traveling museum, and to develop informational presentations.
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On Tuesday, February 12, pioneering Tuskegee Airmen visited a pioneering high school in Minneapolis, MN. Cristo Rey Jesuit High School is a private, college-prep high school that is focused on providing not only a superior educational experience but also serving the community around it. 
Don Hinz, the visionary behind the formation and mission of the Red Tail Project, will be inducted posthumously into the Minnesota Aviation Hall of Fame on May 3, 2008 at a dinner and ceremony in Bloomington, MN. Don will be one of six aviators inducted into the Hall of Fame that evening.
The kit includes 5 classroom posters, a Red Tail Reborn DVD, Wings of the Panther book, Heroes Changing Aviation booklet, and a Don Hinz and the Red Tail Project book. 
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Former pilot and Tuskegee Airman Roscoe C. Brown, Jr. has led a life of visionary public service in fields as diverse as the arts, education, the military, and government. He is considered by many as one of the country's most distinguished African-American advocates.
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Retired Air Force Brigadier General Reg Urschler is a flying sponsor of the Red Tail Project’s P-51C Mustang. He is also in a unique position to fully appreciate a great Mustang because of his work with “The Gunfighterâ€, a P-51D model. Click “read more” for the rest of the story.
The Red Tail Project’s team of intrepid Mustang rebuild volunteers ended 2007 with some good news and excellent progress. Click “read more” below to read all about it.
