Air Air Force Returning Tuskegee Airmen Training after a return hit of Pete Hegsetth -a Katie Britt
AND Air Force He continued the course at the first unit of the Black Pilot, which was temporarily pushed to ensure the respect for the executive order of President Donald Trump, who forbade Dei in the Federal Government.
Following a return reaction from the legislators and even the new Minister of Defense of Feta Hegset, the Air Force claimed that he had withdrawn the course teaching new recruits of 15,000 black pilots, mechanics and chefs in the segregated army of World War II known as Tuskegee Airmen “incorrect.”
However, Hegsetth wrote on Sunday that the removal of the course “immediately turned”.
Lieutenant Brian Robinson, commander of the Air Education and Training Command, said in a statement that the segment involving the videos on Tuskegee Airmen was temporarily performed on January 2nd, because its part involved in the dei material aimed at removing.
A video of the Air Force Pilot Pilots (WASP), a paramilitary group of women’s pilots in World War II, also temporarily removed.
From left to right, Tuskegee Airmen piloti piloti, Washington Ross Lieutenant, Lieutenant Harry Stewart, Colonel Charles McGee and Lieutenant Alexander Jefferson Stand by Tuskegee Army Ay-6 Texan Fighter Aviation during the Airmen Honor Ceremony in Selfridge National Towni , June 19, 2012.
“We believe that this adjustment of the curriculum is completely aligned with the direction given in the dei executive order,” he said. “No curriculum or content that emphasizes the honor and courage of pilots of airline airline airlines of Tuskegee has not been removed from basic military training.”
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“No aircraft or guardians will miss this block instruction because of an audit, however, one group of trainees has delayed training. A revised training, which focuses on documented historical heritage and decorated courage with which these units and aircraft fought for our nation in the second world The war and beyond will continue on January 27th. “
General David Allvin, head of the Air Force Staff, explained further: “Allow me to clearly resolve rumors – although we are currently reviewing all training courses to ensure that we can respect the executive order, without a curriculum or content that emphasizes the honor and courage of Tuskegee Airmen or Women Official Pilots Air Force were removed from basic military training. “
About 14,000 Tuskegee aircraft served in World War II, including hundreds of their now legendary pilots of a fighter. (Archives of the University of Tuskegee)
“From the first day, I instructed our air force to spend all the directives listed in the executive orders issued by the President quickly and professional-premiere, without slow rolling, without withdrawing feet. When policies change, everyone’s responsibility is to be responsible for all diligent and ensure That all the remains of obsolete policies are appropriately removed, and the new ones are clearly established, “he continued in a statement.
“Despite some incorrect opinions expressed in reporting recently, our air force faithfully executes all the president’s executive commands. Honoring politics involves the complete reconciliation of our strength with the direction given in the executive order of Dei. Outward and renaming is not compliance, and I have made it clear.
Before air forces announced that they would continue training on Airmen on Monday, Senator Katie Britt, r-ala.He accused him of “malicious compliance.”
“I have no doubt that Hegsetth secretary will correct and reach the bottom of the malicious respect we have seen in recent days. President Trump Celebrated and honored Airmen Tuskegee during her first term, “she said.
Tuskegee Airmen shown in 1945. (Archives of the University of Tuskegee)
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“Amen! We are all that, the senator. This will not stand,” Hegsetth echoed.
Wasp was vital to the demand of the warrior of war planes during World War II. Tuskegee Airmen, an active combat unit from 1940 to 1952, were the first soldiers to fly during World War II. The group destroyed more than 100 German aircraft.
The armed forces of the nation have not been desecated until 1948, according to the executive order since then President Harry Truman.
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Trump is expected to issue a new executive order on Monday, focusing on the eradication of the Dei army, except for one limiting accommodation for transgender troops. The second executive command will re-establish the members of the service dismissed due to the rejection of the Coid-19 vaccine.
