Tuskegee airman
Hannibal Lee separate from his parents by catching a train to go to a pilot school. He met two friends, Robert and Walter. Robert is very nice man. He is a talkative.
Walter is a licensed pilot. He is quite quiet. They arrive there to train as a pilot. They are the good friends and encourage each other when feeling blue. Later, Walter drove an air force without permission. He died. Then, They can join US Army Air Crop. A lady who seem to be the important person come to visit there. She would like to sit on the air force which has Lee drove.
Lee and his friends practiced to drive and shot with German. The Air force’s enemy came and one of his friends died. Again of their enemy coming, His friends died. More importantly, Robert, his close friend, died during he drove a air force to fight with enemy. Lee was promoted to be a captain.
15 Air force delivered a massive and successful raid on Berlin. The 322nd shot down three German jet fighter. 450 Tuskegee Airman were awarded more 850 medals. 66 airmen died. The 332nd fighter group never lost a single bomber to every action.
During World War 2, People use the train as their main transportation. That period, Everybody should unite.
This movie is quite difficult to remember the actors. Everyone are black. The plot isn’t interest. It didn’t make me to watch until finished but I tried to watch until the end.
Ajarn, I couldn't see aspects of American culture much. Can you tell me more?
So, I can do the exam. Please please and please.
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Discrimination is common in every country. Even in Thailand, Thais discriminates. Please discuss this with a comment below if you do not agree.
Discrimination in America during WW2 as common. These pilots were given a chance to be pilots. Most white pilots did not believe that black people were capable of being pilots. Discrimination, discrimination.
Here is the difference in American discrimination and others.
American is a meritocracy. That is, those who work hard get ahead. They get ahead based, not on their family, but how hard they work.
Discrimination quickly goes away when one finds that the person you were discriminating agains is competent and works hard. At first discrimination, but later acceptance. Welcome to America where every minority group has been discriminated against at one time or another. By hard work and competence most have overcome this discrimination.
Am I right?
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