Memories of a Tuskegee Pilot | Memoirs Of WWII #20

Tuskegee Airmen fighter pilot Harold Brown talks about air-to-air combat, surviving capture and POW camps, and the obstacles that were overcome on the Red Tail’s road to becoming the first African-American squadron.
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Written and Directed by Joshua Scott
Filmed by Christian McLean
Edited by Joshua Scott and Christian McLean
Post Audio by Lane Tarr
Illustrations by Annie Jordan
Archive Footage Sources:
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U.S. Department of Defense
Archive Photograph Sources:
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United States Farm Security Administration
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Artlist Songs and Composers:
“Spongy Hammer” by Muted
“Revelation” by Tristan Barton
“A Glimmer of Hope” by Michael Vignola
“Boundless” by Tristan Barton
“Monday Morning” performed by Fats Waller and His Orchestra
“Memoirs Of WWII Theme” written by Joshua Scott
performed by Chris Baldwin
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