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😁A man named eujene jaques bullard became the first african american to fly  a plain. On may 5th1917 he earned his flying certificate.Sadley the the united states would not let the native americans to fight for america but the native americans dont look at my paper

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On May  5th ,1917, for it qualified him a as the first black airman in armerican history. Bullards native United States would noy allow black airman to fight for their country until 1943,when the first of a contingent trained at Tuskegee, Alabama,were formed as the 99th fighter squadrum and shipped out to North America. MEGEE said the tuskegee institute had aready had a successful civilian pilot training program, so when the army began its 99th squadron experiment, Tuskegee, with flight instructers who began flying in the 1930s, got the contract.

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The Tuskegee airmen were skilled pilots especially after their training in Tuskegee, Alabama. They were known for their success in protecting American bombers. Eugene Jaques Bullard was the first black pilot. Before, black people were not able to fight in the war. Then, the army put up a training program in Tuskegee, Alabama, where black people learn to fly. One airman was named Charles McGee.

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The Tuskegee Airmen contributed  in the war a lot. They were African Americans In Tuskegee, Alabama. They are known for protecting bombers and they are known for fighting for U.S. They were skilled in the air.The Tuskegee Airmen went on to distinguished postwar careers in the U.S Airforce. One example of a Tuskegee Airman is Charles Mcgee. He joined the Tuskegee Airmen in 1942.

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The Tuskegee Airmen contributed greatly in World War 2. They were called the Tuskegee Airmen because all of the 99th squadron completed flight training in Tuskegee, Alabama.This was the first time the U.S. millitary allowed African Americans an important roll in the war. The 99th squadron (Tuskegee Airmen) were proud of there skills in the air and flew over 1,000 missions between 1943 - 1945. The group of nearly 1,000 African Americans escorted bombers and kept them safe from the enemy fighter planes.

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their where many African Americans that wanted to help in the war. the Tuskegee airmen contributed to world war ll by being a pilot. The African americans were sent into Tuskegee Alabama to become a pilot or a tuskegee airman. They established an outstanding record for succesfully defending U.S bombers against enemy fighters. several of them went on to destinguish postwar careers in the U.S airforce. in those days there was a great fear around the country that when you get large groups of blacks toghether there has to be trouble. united states would not allow black airmen to fight for thier country until 1943. They proved that african americans can be useful in the war. They also proved that african americans should be treated equal because of thier skills

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Eugene Jacques Ballard's native united states would not allow black airmen to fight for their country until 1943, when the first of a contingent trained at tuskegee, alabama, were formed as the 99th fighter squadrian and shipped out to north america. mcgee said in his interview"my family didn't have the money to send me to college then, so i worked for a year with the civilian conservation corps in northern illinois, where i learned engineering and contour farming. i was then able to attend the university of illinois in 1940.i was in college that the army was beginning to recruit nonflying personal communications, engineering, armament and mechanics-for a one squadrian black experiment at chanute field. word of that was spreading through through the black community. well i already had a draft card, so i filled in that pilot's application. i was sent over to a couple of places in india to take the examination, and when i passed that, in april 1942, i had to take a physical. the tuskegee instiute had already had already had a successful civilian training pilot program, so when the army began its 99th squadrian experiment, tuskegee, with flight instructors who began flying in the 1930s, got the contract.