The 332nd Fighter group has a unique place in the annals of WWII air force fighter groups. The group was completely Black and confounded the expectations and prejudices held by white Americans in the 1930's and 1940's, excelling as pilots and becoming a crack unit, accomplishing goals others couldn't. Includes interviews with Alfred Anderson, Lee Archer, and Roscoe Brown.

Title from disc label. Originally produced in 1994. Special features: Tuskegee Airmen combat record; Tuskegee Airmen history. Black Soldiers' Stories. Originally produced as a motion picture in 1994. Special features include: Tuskegee Airmen combat record; Tuskegee Airmen history.