The US Air Force says he will teach a video of the first black pilots after the Dei Reuters review
Author: Phil Stewart
Washington (Reuters) – The United States Air Force on Sunday announced that they would continue teaching trainees using the first black aircraft in the US Army, known as Tuskegee Airmen, who went through an audit to ensure the compliance of President Donald Trump for Diversity , equality and inclusion.
Trump, who assumed his duty on January 20, forbade Dei throughout the US government and the US army. The new Minister of Defense Peta Hegsetth, which he swore on Friday, appointed Dei elimination of the army as a major priority.
On Saturday, Reuters reported that a video of Tuskegee aircraft, as well as the other about civilian pilots trained by the US army during World War II, known as “Pilots of Air Force” or WASP, did not teach in basic training on a common database Antonio -lackland is waiting for an audit.
The move was first reported by San Antonio Express-News.
The air forces said on Sunday that both videos would be learned.
“No aircraft or guard will miss this section of classes due to audit, however, one group of students had delayed training,” said Lieutenant General Brian Robinson, who runs the Air Education and Training Command in a statement.
Tuskegee Airmen involved 450 pilots that fought abroad in separate units during World War II. Their success in the fight helped the way of the decision of President Harry Truman on the decisions of the armed forces in 1948.
Dei programs seek to promote the possibilities for women, ethnic minorities and other traditionally subsequent groups. Proponents of civil rights claim that such programs, which are mostly supported by Democrats, are needed to resolve long -term inequality and structural racism.
They were attacked by conservatives, who say that initiatives aimed at race and gender in themselves are discriminatory and that they do not give an advantage of merit.
