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1906-1992

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1897-1942

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1912-2002

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1892-1926

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1907-1996

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Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. -- audio recording

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Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. -- audio recording

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C. Alfred "Chief" Anderson -- Audio recording

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C. Alfred "Chief" Anderson -- Audio recording

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3 facts that you find interesting about this aviator

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Why?

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1. 1 licensed black woman/person in the U.S.A
2. Died during a air show
3. they called her brave Bessie

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1.occupation pilot, lobbist, activist, teacher
2.shes known for a civil rights leader
3. first female african american pilot licensed

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1.

Willa Brown was the first African-American woman to make a career of aviation.

2.she helped create aviation school to incorporate African-Americans into aviation and later into the military

3.Willa Brown became the first African-American officer in the Civil Air Patrol.

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- He was the first black person to earn his Transport License.
- He spent about 6 decades training African American aviators.
- He saved money for about 20 years just so he could take flying lessons and buy a plane.

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Brave Bessie has a strong meaning to her because that was her nickname “Bessie Coleman was called ‘Brave Bessie’ because

aviation was a greater risk than it is today and she still flew.

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1. Cadets use silencing to punish a classmate who is guilty of wrongdoing, and just because Ben was black, he was proven guilty.
2. He was the first black man to command an Army air base and also the first to become a lieutenant general.
3. In 1999, President Clinton advanced Benjamin O. Davis rank to a 4-star general.

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led a small group of black air enthusiasts in Los Angeles during the 1920s.

He established the Bessie Coleman Flying Club and sponsored the first all-black air show.

He called for the full participation of African Americans in aviation as pilots, mechanics.

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1-  In 1921 she became the first licensed black pilot in the United States.
2- She wanted to go back to the United States to open an aviation training school for young blacks.
3- Also she died during the a show called air show.

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1. Willa Brown was the first African  aviation.
2. First black training piolet school
3. they said she had a determined voice and underestimated tone.

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I would call it unstoppable because Bessie Coleman wasn't going to stop trying to achieve new things and make new things so black people are fair.

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Interesting fact number 1: William sold his businesses in Chicago to move to Los Angeles. He seemed very invested with what he wanted to do.
Interesting fact number 2: William made a film about a young man who wanted to become a flyer (and more) to attract more African Americans to the field of aviation.
Interesting fact number 3: William wrote a book about this

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I chose this song title because a quote of what Benjamin O. Davis said, “The privileges of being an American belong to those brave enough to fight for them." Which brings me to this title, to tell people they have to step up and fight to show that they are Americans too.

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If I were to wright a song about this aviator, (William J. Powell) the title of it would be "The dream of a flyer" I chose this title because I think it suits what he did in his life