Keep Your Airspeed Up dog tag Brown’s story runs from the

Brown’s story runs from the first great migration through World War II to the civil rights era and into the 21st century

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Keep Your Airspeed Up dog tag Brown’s story runs from the"Keep Your Airspeed Up: The Story of a Tuskegee Airman" By Dr. Harold Brown, USAF (Retired) and Dr. Marsha Bordner Harold Brown and his wife Marsha Bordner chronicle his life, particularly the three years he spent as a fighter pilot in the 332nd Fighter Group. Now known as the Tuskegee Airmen, Brown and his fellow servicemen battled the enemy abroad during World War II and racism at home. Browns story runs from the first great migration through World