Tuskegee Airmen and Their Impact

The video tells the story of the Tuskegee Airmen, highlighting their role in WWII and the challenges they faced due to racial segregation. It explains the significance of their achievements in changing perceptions about African Americans in the military. The narrative also covers the diverse roles women played at Tuskegee and the Airmen's combat missions, emphasizing their legacy and impact on civil rights.

What did the kids find that belonged to their granddad?

• Ancient coins

• Old photographs

• World War II memorabilia

• Old books

Which countries were involved in the disagreement with America, England, and France during World War II?

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

• Italy, Germany, and Japan

• Russia, China, and India

• Spain, Portugal, and Greece

What was the original name of the Air Force that granddad joined?

• Army Air Corps

• Coast Guard Air Corps

• Navy Air Corps

• Marine Air Corps

Why did the men in charge of the American military initially not believe that black people could fly airplanes?

• They believed black people were too young

• They believed black people lacked the ability

• They thought black people were not interested in flying

• They thought black people preferred other jobs

What did the Tuskegee Airmen prove about African Americans?

• They were not interested in the military

• They preferred to stay at home

• They could only do common jobs

• They could be successful in various roles

Where was the special program set up to train African Americans to fly in the military?

• Camp Pendleton in California

• Fort Benning in Georgia

• Fort Bragg in North Carolina

• Tuskegee Army Airfield in Alabama

What roles did women like grandma play at Tuskegee?

• Pilots and navigators

• Nurses and parachute riggers

• Engineers and scientists

• Cooks and cleaners

What was the nickname given to the 332nd Fighter Group?

• Red Tails

• Blue Angels

• Black Hawks

• Golden Eagles

What was the primary job of the Tuskegee Airmen in Europe?

• Building airfields

• Protecting bomber planes

• Spying on enemy bases

• Transporting supplies

What did the Tuskegee Airmen's success help to change in America?

• The design of military uniforms

• The rules that kept black people from certain jobs

• The locations of military bases

• The types of aircraft used in the war