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Show Friday, February HILL TOP TIMES 11, 1983 Page 5 Adwitfies. sleotfed to eelebreofie BlacRHisJbry.Week As reported in last week's Hill Top has Times, the week of Feb. 7 been proclaimed as "Black History Week" at Hill AFB. Among the activities planned are a banquet Feb. 25 at the Officers' Club. After a social hour at 6 p.m. and the 7 p.m. banquet, attendees will hear keynote speaker Maj. Gen. Bernard P. Randolph, director of Space Systems and Command, Control and Communications, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, Research, Development and Acquisition, Headquarters U.S. Air Force in Washington, D.C. U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Willie Dunn, Jr. of Fort Douglas, will be featured speaker at a religious service at the base chapel Feb. 27. In addition to the above Hill AFB activities, "The Black Eagles," a historic epic of America's only Black Air Force, will be shown in a four-pa- rt 20-2- first graduating class of Tuskegee In- stitute, Ala., a coeducational college founded by Booker T. Washington in 1881. The airmen tell a story of a victory over segregation not told in most history books. The series follows the Tuskegee Airmen through two wars: one against the German Luftwaffe and the other against racism. The narrative begins with "Clipped Wings," outlining the Jim Crow views that excluded Blacks from flight training and the airmen's response to the Army Air Corps' discriminatory policies. The 99th Fighter Squadron showed them that Blacks could fly. But could they fight? At the end of Part 1, the 99th goes overseas to face the enemy. Part 2, "The Enemy Within," focuses on a period when critics of the 99th's overseas performance claimed that Blacks had failed the test of combat. After stateside controversy and a Produced by Tony Brown's Journal, Senate hearing on the fitness of the series turns back the pages of Blacks to fight as combat pilots, the military history four decades to experiment was expanded to include highlight contributions made by some the 332nd Fighter Group. of the nation's unrecognized heroes of Part 3 of the series, "Jim Crow's World War II, the Tuskegee Airmen. Graveyard' documents the combat The Tuskegee Airmen were performance of the Tuskegee airmen members of the 99th Fighter in Europe after the 99th joined the Squadron, originally formed from the 332nd Fighter Group in July 1944. public television special during February as a tribute to Black History month. - . all-blac- k HISIORYMONIH BUCK The States Constitution and the American United Black During the war, the units that claim. The fighter group ended the war with the distinguished unit citation and numerous individual 5 all-bla- ck citations. Had the sacrifices they made been in vain? Had the 99th and the 332nd 25 are now on sale for $6.50 per person. They can be purchased from any of the following offices or people: on scale now made Black America's case for an integrated Air Force? The last episode, "Red Tails and Black Aces," answers the questions. This segment shows the evolution of the 332nd, affectionately known as the "Red-TaileAngels" to the white bomber crews they protected. d For more information on this program, consult local program listings for dates and times. (AFNS) 1st Lt. Oscar Mack, Directorate of Materiel Management , Ext. 77072 Udell Foster, Directorate of Maintenance, Ext. 62443 Ellen Head, Directorate of Materiel Management, Ext. 76611 Tickets for the Black History Banquet Feb. Bamqiu.ef Tickets flew 200 missions as heavy-bombe- r escorts into Western Europe and the Balkans without losing a bomber to the enemy. Only this group of fliers can make Hill, 2849th Air Base Group, Ext. 77418 SMSgt. Robert G. 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