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On Monday, Harvey, now 98, is scheduled to be the grand marshal in Washingtons Memorial Day Parade, which returns in full to Constitution Avenue after a

Sewickley Academy students sent birthday cards to a Tuskegee Airman for his 100th birthday following a research project.

Lt. Col. James Harvey III — one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen — grew up in the Northeast’s industrial heartland in the 1920s and 30s, living the "good life"

The Patriots wanted to honor retired Sergeant Victor Butler: a World War II veteran and pioneer for Black Americans hoping to serve at the highest levels of a desegregated United States military.

A forgotten triumph. A lost trophy. Decades later, these trailblazing pilots are in the spotlight.

Columnist Mike Richard gives an account of two Gardner men who both met their fate away from the battlefield

Col. Lucas J. Teel assumed command of the 4th Fighter Wing at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base from Col. Kurt C. Helphinstine in a ceremony Wednesday.

Only one veteran of the pathbreaking all-Black World War II fighter group is still alive in San Antonio.

Senior Master Sergeant James Bynum died under hospice care on April 29.

Boeing has taken the wraps off the first production T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer jet that is slated for delivery to the US Air Force. The first of an initial order of 351, the aircraft features special livery honoring the Tuskegee Airmen.