Where were some of the tuskegee airmen from?
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There were 992 pilots trained @ Tuskegee, Ala. They came from all over the United States and suprisingly very few came from Alabama
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Check out this web site:\n\nwww.inmotionaame.org\n\nIt is a history of African American migrations.
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check out the tuskegee experimentation.  that should give you a good start.
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maybe in the KKK areas
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Booker T. Washington was the first President/principal of Tuskegee Institute now Tuskegee University but it was founded by Lewis Adams of Tuskegee. Adams became a black educator after the civil war and was approched by a canadate for state senate (Alabama) asking what can he do to get the black vote in Macon County(Tuskegee). Adams asked for a school to be set-up in Tuskegee for blacks. The Canidate was elected and 2,000 dollars was appropreated for Tuskegee Normal And Industrial Institute. Then Mr. Adams and a host of other board members from Tuskegee contacted Hampton Institute to send them a leader for the newly developed school and they sent Booker T. Washington.
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No, where are they from?
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Yup - they're from Indochina (Vietnam).\nsee http://www.hmongtribe.com
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staart from how and where they originated or why they left wherever they came from
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Military leaders labeled African Americans "unfit for fighting." They said blacks were cowards, they would not fight at night, had bad judgment when under pressure, couldn't be trusted and weren't smart enough to follow orders correctly.
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sure, who do you think educate the egyptian air force???? this are americans! or did you hear from brightstar at all? wargames in egypt, where also usa and europeans are involved? happens every 2 years!
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By Southern natives, I take it you mean people born and raised in the southern United States?\nMany if not most of the original European settlers in that part of the country were from Scotland, Ireland or Wales.  This mixed with both African influences and a stand-offishness to the more British speakers of the north eventually lead to the Southern American English (SAE) form of speech.\n \nAlthough most African Americans spoke similar to their white counterparts until very recently, an upsurge in differentiation started in the 1950’s and 1960’s which soon separated the speech patterns of many.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer\n\nIt took a hundred years, but this week, Congress got it right - Ohio, not North Carolina, is the birthplace of aviation.\n\nThe U.S. House voted 378-3 for a resolution naming Dayton, Ohio - home of Wilbur and Orville Wright - as the place where aviation was born. The measure passed the Senate late Thursday on a voice vote.\n\nDaytonians have known that for nearly a century, but North Carolinians have been making the claim that powered flight was born on an Outer Banks hill called Kitty Hawk, where the Wright brothers experimented and made their first flight on Dec. 17, 1903.\n\nNaturally, the three votes against the House resolution were cast by North Carolina congressmen.\n\nOhio - where the phrase "Birthplace of Aviation" is etched on license plates - was where flight was born, Buckeyes claim, because the Wright brothers made their plans and constructed their aircraft in their bicycle shop on Dayton's West Side.\n\nOhio is also the state that has produced the most astronauts, 24 in all, including John Glenn and Neil Armstrong.
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Try as I might, I was unable to locate very many actual pictures, though there is much reference to this obviously important WWII facility.\n\nMy suggestion is to contact some of the people whose email addresses appear at:\nhttp://www.wingsoverkansas.com/about/contributors.asp\n\nWings Over Kansas seems to have a lot of information about the entire pre - post war efforts in Wichita, and by personally contacting some of the historians and contributors, you could very well glean more information from them than is readily available on the web.\n\nGood luck with your search.  If I run across more, I will post it here.
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You may be able  to do a search here:\n\nhttp://www.ancestry.com/learn/contentcenters/contentCenter.aspx?page=military&o_xid=21838&o_lid=21838
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I am of the Muscogee people. But you will not find my family or myself on the "rolls", because when the time came to move us to Oklahoma my ancestors hid in the woods and swamps and since the majority of southern tribes are light skinned eventually passed themselves off as white. It was self preservation, because up untill the 1920's killing an Indian here in the south was okay, Alabama even had a bounty on us, Indians, not my family.\nI live in the Florida panhandle.
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I found out that my family is the longest recorded black family in the united states from www.genealogy.com and it showed me the whole tree, just from my dad's name.\n\nI'm a lucky dude, you might be too check it out.
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Try searching this site http://www.tucows.com/