T-7A Red Hawk “Red Tail” jet makes debut

[@99thpursuit]

The Tuskegee Airman Credo: Nothing's Difficult, Everything's a Challenge, Through Adversity, To the Stars, From the Last Plane, To the Last Bullet, To the Last Minute, To the Last Man, We Fight, We Fight, WE FIGHT ! My Uncle was a Tuskegee Airman.

[@jonniiinferno9098]

❤ - awesome to hear - we need more men like them

[@rickklein7792]

Thank him for his service. I know he is most likely gone now but you are family. Thank him anyway.

[@chumps7974]

Dope!

[@jeromewagschal9485]

All I can say is ❤️❤️❤️

[@typhoon2827]

"Through adversity to the stars" unashamedly nicked from the RAF.

[@bulldogg70]

I initially wished that the Red Tails could have been on the F-35, F-15(newest version), the F-22. However, what made the Tuskegee Airmen so good was the relentless training they had to go through to prove they would fail and they did not. There is nothing more fitting than to see the Red Tails on training aircraft because it genuinely affirms, "No excuses to success." Great decision ! ! ! !

[@patmygroin]

I couldn’t agree more! This is the ultimate trainer and such a fitting honor.

[@sensualeye]

The F-15EX would’ve been incredible as a Red Tail. F-35 would’ve been a horrible choice with its history and projected short service life.

[@trenton.tchannel1810]

The Alabama air guard Is getting f-35s they may not have red on the tails like the current f-16 they have do but it could happen

[@bulldogg70]

@@sensualeye of the three I mentioned yes the F-15EX would be great. Personally, I am happy with the redtails on the training aircraft. I truly believe it is a befitting honor. I wish the Airforce would now make a retro-modern F-4 . . . LOL ! ! !

[@Angry.General1461]

@@trenton.tchannel1810 This airplane is a joke! Looks like a cheaply built F-18 with a single-engine and a larger glass cockpit! It's funny how they say it feels like a fighter but it's actually not a fighter! It wouldn't stand a chance with the fighters overseas like the Russian migs and Sukhoi model aircraft!

[@eddietat95]

The avionics on this TRAINING jet is probably better than at least 80-90% of all frontline combat aircraft currently in service worldwide.

[@BoomerKeith1]

This, being a 5th gen trainer, is better than the vast majority of front line fighters in the rest of the world. Obviously, it doesn't have the weapons systems (not as a complete package) or stealth ability, but from a performance standpoint you'd be hard pressed to find many 4th gen fighters that could hang with the T7 in a dogfight. Incredible aircraft.

[@anshulbhardwaj4038]

Lol I'll name two Saab grippin trainer and Tejas trainer ( since it is trainer and single engine ) it is certainly batter then f16 but not batter then Saab or Tejas and it's useless to have two vertical controll surface on a single engine air craft if you want to train for f22 use f22

[@anshulbhardwaj4038]

@@BoomerKeith1 lol Saab is known for its network connectivity and Tejas has all composit body with minimal RCS this jet is a trainer compare it with trainers

[@BoomerKeith1]

@@anshulbhardwaj4038 I think you may have struggled with reading comprehension when you read my post. The part where I said "Obviously, it doesn't have the weapons systems (not as a complete package) or stealth ability, but from a performance standpoint you'd be hard pressed to find many 4th gen fighters that could hang with the T7 in a dogfight." Why do you think I started that sentence with "Obviously"? Because it's a TRAINER! And nothing you said discredits what I said. The T7 is better than most 4th gen military aircraft in the world. Not sure what you're trying to say.

[@anshulbhardwaj4038]

@@BoomerKeith1 4th gen fighters available today are f18,f14,mig29,su35,f16,Saab,Tejas and t7 stands no chance against any of the twin engines in a dog fight for sure and only single engine it can out perform is f16 it's based on Saab hence obviously it cannot defeat it and Tejas advantage of composit stealth. So you are clearly wrong.

[@ComdrStew]

Most of them were from around Kentucky and Cincinnati, OH. I use to fix shoes back in 1994-1995 in Cincinnati, OH and one of the men use to come in to get his right shoe built up, unfortunately I can not recall his name now. He came in a few times and I asked him what happened. He said he flew the P51 in WW2 and he was dogfighting a German 109 when a cannon round came through the right side and blew off his kneecap. They fused the knee section together. I thanked him for his service, he got a little emotional and said no one had ever thanked him before. That was a sad thought, to think no one had ever thanked him.

[@BoomerKeith1]

Boeing has raised the bar for trainer aircraft with the T7. Beautiful airplane and provides a platform for our future pilots that is second to none. The connections made to the Red Tails ia also a great way to honor those brave pilots.

[@carljohnson3989]

My Dad was a Tuskegee Airman based at Ramitelli Air Base in Italy...he would be exceptionally proud to be honored by the development of this incredible new craft. Good show USAF and Boeing.!

[@GaryMCurran]

I think she is a beautiful aircraft, and I'm glad that she honors such wonderful men. Good one Boeing, and U.S. Air Force, Aim High!

[@matthewolivier2883]

You forgot to mention Saab 😂

[@tracychapman3985]

Nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[@snegik]

It bears a very passing resemblance to the F-18 but stubbier

[@majobis]

The legacy of the Tuskegee airmen should never be forgotten They got the respect in the air And there should be a continued effort to honor them long after they are gone

[@cabotthomas7917]

The legacy of all American airmen past and present should not be forgotten. Not the color of their skin but their patriotic contribution ..... oh never mind.

[@majobis]

@@cabotthomas7917 You are right that I should have said all airmen and airwomen (WASP). They all made significant contributions past and present. And now the next gen's will be making their marks too.

[@ekweseman]

The most recent Tuskegee Airman to leave this world was Brigadier General Charles McGee, whom died back in January at age 102.

[@BuceGar]

Yeah, we should only remember the blacks who contributed next to nothing to the war effort. This is society is delusional.

[@cabotthomas7917]

@@BuceGar GD LEGEND !!!!!

[@USAIRFORCE621]

When I first heard of this amazing aircraft I was thrilled! A 5th generation platform incorporating all the latest technologies to train and bring our airmen back alive. An aircraft that carries the spirit of the Tuskegee Airmen within itself, the USAF will be incredibly proud!

[@jakewhite3163]

Ah yes hope they spent our tax payer dollars well painting those the rudders and stabs red because of WOKE ideology, yes very proud.

[@منوعاتيوتيوب-ك6ش]

The continuation of the Anxiety and suffering of millions of people in the countries of the world, and this is due to the dependence of aircraft manufacturers on the manufacture of unintelligent aircraft, because unintelligent aircraft depend on human leadership of the aircraft. Therefore, we ask technicians and engineers to create new engineering maps for the manufacture of smart, self-driving aircraft that rely on artificial intelligence programs, and to choose the passenger geographical locations required in the live map program and geographical locations in self-driving aircraft. Here are the problems and suffering of millions of people due to companies' reliance on unintelligent human-led planes 1/Unsmart aircraft are unfit aircraft in the lives of millions of people, due to the financial costs that are not commensurate with the difficult financial conditions in the lives of the majority of young men and women. 2/Unintelligent planes bring suffering, anxiety and psychological troubles because travelers have to travel long distances and search for taxis in order to reach the airport 3/Unintelligent planes bring annoying problems and troubles, long distances, queues, and crowding for humans in order to obtain a passport and book airline tickets. 4/There are millions of young people suffering from the pain of sadness, nostalgia, depression and constant anxiety, and this is because they did not reach their mistresses in distant countries, and this is because of the problems mentioned in unintelligent planes. So a person needs the services of a personal self-driving plane in order to transport a person from his home directly to the home of the woman he loves in a country far away. (We require engineers and technicians to create engineering designs and fabricate autonomous aircraft (self-driving) using advanced artificial intelligence software and to select passengers for remote geographic location in live map imaging software) Please send these four complaints as well as requests to officials and workers in the aircraft industry

[@kuiper921]

Making a plane be flown by strictly a computer isn't gonna do anything to help with "anxiety and suffering." No airline or person in their right mind would step foot on a passenger carrying plane that isn't under direct human control. Also planes nowadays are extemely capable and have great computers on board on top of the thousands of hours of training and experience airline pilots get, so it's a disservice to call these planes and their crew "unsmart"

[@jogindersagar2629]

This is something we as indian should learn about product finishing What a beautiful finishing of a aircraft paint shining no patches no lavel issues such beautiful production standards of an aircraft congratulations Boeing and USA

[@codefeenix]

Thanks for uploading this in the 1080p resolution!!

[@SuperAirplanemaster]

I am happy to see aircraft name inspired by the history of the Tuskegee Airman what they did for this country in it time of need.

[@MaxAfterburnerusa]

This jet is amazing! And great tribute!

[@nicholasmaude6906]

A very elegant design and you can see the SAAB influence in the design, I wonder if this trainer will get any export customers.

[@williamhedrick7983]

Absolutely, I see a lot of JAS 39 Gripen in the design… It’s too bad this video gave zero credit to SAAB I think it was mentioned once.

[@markvincentcocjin]

@@williamhedrick7983 They did mention SAAB but only briefly. As a partner.

[@zapfanzapfan]

We (Sweden) need a new jet trainer to replace the SAAB 105 so I hope we buy 100 or so of these.

[@BoomerKeith1]

SAAB played a significant role in the development of this trainer. I have no doubt it will be made available to all allies and certainly Sweden! Beautiful aircraft.

[@vincere_]

@@BoomerKeith1 Alas, that is ultimately up to the American government, and knowing how the F-22 ended up...

[@petter5721]

F18 and Gripen had a baby, how cute 😀

[@iahspotter1255]

I know I’m the only one who thinks this but imagine how sweet a civil version of this would be

[@shaider1982]

Hope this evolves into a light combat aircraft like what happened with the TA50.

[@ekweseman]

The fighter was designed for further future upgrades such as aerial armament.

[@muondude]

Thank you for honoring those who served and providing inspiration for today and the future! Beautiful aircraft. Well done Boeing! (My father was a B-24 pilot in the ETO and he too would have been proud). The Red Tail is a great tribute.

[@EnterpriseXI]

Training was probably the most challenging part of an Africa-American. This plane to be painted and named after those brave man is I’m sure the highest honor.

[@delta3675]

Puts a smile on my face

[@andy164501]

Entirely too cool! Really love the gorgeous design of this plane. Sure do appreciate Boeing honoring the infallible legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen. USAF Veteran

[@oscargrainger2962]

I’m from the U.K. but there’s nothing more satisfying than watching a US airplane factory.

[@ekweseman]

The Royal Air Force is a possible future buyer of the T-7A Red Hawk.

[@billlittlejohn2331]

What a truly magnificent tribute to some of this countries best pilots to ever fly!! Thank you for the incredible tribute!

[@edouble0325]

You call a trainer a tribute to war fighting aviators. Mmhmmm. Maybe think before posting

[@williammccaine3072]

@@edouble0325 Maybe you should take your own advice.

[@walterheinen5298]

REST EASY AIRMEN. YOUR NOT FORGOTTEN 🇺🇸

[@Trey4x4]

You're * **FARTS**

[@mansurazeez2229]

Single-engined F-18 .... awesome-looking jet trainer!

[@JBtheExplorer]

It'd be cool if Boeing worked to get this aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator for us folks to fly.

[@mpk6664]

Wow! What a pretty jet! Looks like a SAAB 105, F-18, and F-35 had a baby.

[@kalebsmith3432]

That is beautiful

[@johnchesterman6016]

Nice bit of kit guys!! I work on the BAE Hawk…. You’ve built an outstanding aircraft!!

[@InterstellarTaco]

Makes sense. Solid fitting name for an aircraft that every future Air Force aviator will touch at the beginning of their career.

[@petebiddle7900]

OUT STANDING!! AND A WORTHY TRIBUTE TO THE ORIGINAL TUSKEGEE RED TAILS. ALWAYS AIM HIGH, YOUR GOAL WILL BE THERE FOR YOU IF ONLY YOU STRIVE FOR THE BEST.

[@augustmarshall2961]

Imagine if 80 years from now, someone made an aircraft honouring you and your buddies. That's pretty cool. Well done, Boeing.

[@isaiahgarcia5563]

What a absolutely beautiful aircraft and such a amazing and honorable idea this was the Tuskegee airmen are all looking down on you me all of us and they are proud of what you did for them

[@polduseri909]

Boeing and SAAB are making dreams real 👏

[@jakewhite3163]

Yea! And going over budget driving out taxes up while in the process!!

[@shauny2285]

@@jakewhite3163 Have you ever seen a large defence development program stay within budget? I can't recall any. It's been a problem for the DOD for years.

[@willberry6434]

@@jakewhite3163 Always complainers

[@JonesingUSAF]

“The privileges of being an American belong to those brave enough to fight for them.” - Benjamin O. Davis Jr.

[@TheSithTeacher]

Goosebumps

[@zak9129]

It's like a baby F-18, nice!

[@jakewhite3163]

*Woke f-18

[@nebraskabirdwatching9521]

That’s why I love the design so much

[@greggstrasser5791]

I’m not clear on what the connection is between this plane and the Tuskegee Airmen. Honestly I could use this same script for a new headset. Am I the only one who feels it’s pandering?

[@HawkTheRed]

For absolutely no reason, I approve the name Red Hawk and this is now my favorite aircraft

[@innovationscode9909]

This blessed my heart. Heritage, History and Innovation all rolled into one

[@oisiaa]

Pilot training bases are about to get a lot louder. Also need to up the fuel contract for the bases with these big engines vs the old T-38.

[@TheIndyspace]

😂 y'okay.

[@troyjollimore4100]

You do realize these new engines are way more efficient?

[@lhkraut]

Naming the T-7A after the Tuskegee Airmen is a great tribute to real American heroes. When my son did a report on the Tuskegee Airmen in high school, we researched them together. He idolized them, and I too was, and still am, in awe of what they overcame to become the premier fighting force they were. Thank you Boeing for building such a great aircraft, named in honor of great men, the Tuskegee Airmen.

[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

the T-7A Red Hawk light multi role advanced jet trainer could seriously do as QRF air support & medium-to-low altitude ground attack fighter for spec ops . . . the 1940s 163rd Tuskegee Squadron should be revived once again . . .

[@asquare9316]

Why? you want to go back to segregation? what?

[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

@@asquare9316 nope, but sounds like you still living in the 1940s

[@asquare9316]

@@chandrachurniyogi8394 what?, sounds to me like you are the one that wants to do that as you want to revive a squadron that was based solely on race.

[@razor1uk610]

@@asquare9316 I think Niyogi did not write clearly enough for you Square to jump upon, ..I believe Niyogi meant to say that there should be a 163rd Squadron/Wing stood up (if not already), to carry unit history and their amassed battle honours onwards into the future. Now, if you are so ready to jump to racial conclusions, irrespective of whom you are, that says more about the stresses, strains and mental environment your surrounded by and projecting - which as a human, it can be hard to not initially fly off the handle on some level of righteously meant perceived inference; I am guilty of that too myself at times.

[@vincere_]

@@asquare9316 Go back? Yes.

[@texasranger24]

Are there any plans to turn this plane or a slightly larger version of it into a fighter aircraft? Kinda like the Textron Scorpion. I really liked their idea of an affordable fighter for low intensity missions, ISR, coastline surveillance, and ground attack in a secured airspace. With the F35 and FXX getting more and more expensive, a really affordable alternative would bring new life to the high-low approach on a new level.

[@Dennex]

Indeed! Pretty cool!

[@rodneynoble6046]

Im glad they are being honored. But they deserve more than a training jet.

[@texaswunderkind]

Will be sad to see Northrop T-38 Talon go away. One of the few photos I have of my dad features him leaning against his T-38 during flight school for the USAF before he went to Vietnam.

[@kuiper921]

The T-38 is a really iconic airplane, but I think it's just getting old for the role of training the new gen planes. Hopefully these two will be able to work side by side and have these train pilots going to the F-35's and so on and the T-38 be for the 4th gen stuff, but that's just a wild guess

[@cgirl111]

@@kuiper921 The T-38 doesn't have an ejection seat so the pilots have to wear a parachute when flying. It's a supremely uncomfortable aircraft from all accounts. They really needed an updated trainer.

[@kuiper921]

@@cgirl111 The T-38 does have ejection seats, just some seats you have to bring a parachute out and others have the parachute in the seat already, however I believe the newer seats in the T-38 have them in the seat itself, but not entirely sure. It does definitely have an ejection seat though

[@drewleevy5420]

See this is how you properly honor Pioneers in history!

[@gumnaamaadmi007]

Forget being a trainer, it looks like it's ready for some combat.

[@michaeljacobs8458]

Great tribute

[@slavkingsxr]

It's a beauty! Like small f/a-18

[@markallan3842]

Thank you all the brave men and women of America from great Britain 🇬🇧

[@AerospaceMatt]

Really just a beautiful jet! The wing root glove extensions look like the F/A-18 Super Hornet!

[@mrxxavier9081]

Good job saab as always haha..saab tx to redhawk

[@andrewlarson7895]

Nice plane keep up the good work and quality.

[@guedos]

That is a beauty!

[@andrewsteen1427]

The design is almost a combination of the f-16 + f-18. So cool!

[@MrRobertX70]

Definitely looks beautiful

[@JDon280Z]

WOW! I want one.

[@slowhypno]

This is COOL. Great honor for great men.

[@spindleblood]

Love it! ✊

[@cesarhernandez3407]

WOW! That red tail.

[@netdog713]

Proud that the rear half is made right here in corn country! BOILERUP!

[@bjornnordstrom]

There was an issue (about half a year ago?) during flight tests at low speed and high angle of attack, where the aircraft did not behave as expected. What happened in that matter, is it fixed?

[@jtuttle11]

What a 'Load of Bull' It looks EXACTLY like the original BD-10 designed by Jim Bede.

[@tcam52]

SAAB and Boeing made a great jet

[@Drewdown382]

Awesome!

[@carlosrubio4230]

Any plans for creating a light-weight fighter version out of this airplane? Several countries, for instance, Mexico, are waiting for that..

[@marksheiman1538]

like Northrop did with the t-38. why not.

[@carlosrubio4230]

@@marksheiman1538 correct. The T-38 eventually became the F-5, the Freedom Fighter.

[@tazdevil5032]

so good!

[@mr_beezlebub3985]

A worthy successor to the T-38.

[@LuisdeMontevideo]

A Uruguay le vendría muy bien este excelente avión

[@maksymkyiv1111]

So nice.30 units.

[@buckbuchanan5849]

Has that F-104 look to it. Glad the upgrade is coming. Although the T-38 is still a workhorse, time for change.

[@trevorlawrence310]

Canada should get this jet!

[@arpeltier]

Awesome! Truly awesome!

[@fredtedstedman]

who is going to be the first to produce a model kit of this lovely plane ??

[@couchfighter]

IT IS SOOOO COOL TO SEE. A4 FLYING CHASE PLANE FROM DRAKEN! SO COOL TO SEE!

[@ghostmourn_alt]

I hope we paint them all with those red tails! Very cool jet imo.

[@paulcoverdale8312]

So a new test platform for future tech. Thanks for sharing guys Paul 12.37 gmt Uk cheers

[@KartiacKID]

Very cool

[@nathangoddard8115]

Great replacement for the Canadian Snowbird aging Tutor jets.

[@troyjollimore4100]

Too bad we can’t afford them! 😄

[@nathangoddard8115]

@@troyjollimore4100 We just need to hop into our time machine and buy the F35s the first time... and use the saving to buy these ones.

[@davidhall1407]

A new trainer. We wish it well.

[@JustJohn505]

Looks small, perfect for the wide belly 747. maybe it's time to bring the 747 mothership program back for testing?

[@nubslol6940]

That'll be absolutely amazing

[@toons3081]

But can it fly long enough to allow effective training to be accomplished? That's what really matters.

[@JG40061]

Thank you to the Boeing Teams for building Quality Products for our Men & Women in Uniform 🇺🇸

[@skookapalooza2016]

Sheesh...don't get me wrong, the Tuskegee Airmen are legendary warriors. However, why do I get the sense that "wokeness" factored into this MORE than just honoring them? It should be about THEM. Period.

[@daleadkison3349]

What an awesome tribute.

[@dougmate2378]

I see my sqdrn on there, can't wait!

[@brianjordan2192]

I think the Tuskegee airmen would want people to stop dividing each other by skin color. Nifty plane though. they should develop fighter and attack versions, and keep them low cost for export. For all you people who think highlighting segregated military units promotes unity and "inclusion" I will now refer you to the writings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Thank you in advance for reading his work before commenting.

[@jonniiinferno9098]

AND - keep them low cost - for our own forces...

[@MrHallTV]

I’m not sure how to read your comment. Is it supportive? Because, yes, we all would like for there to be equality and lack of division. Or is the comment not supportive and saying that the TA would not want this because it divides people by color? Because it simply doesn’t do that at all. Everyone, anyone, regardless of color can fly the plane as part of a training program. No division. And if you object to them honoring the TA with it, that is no different than the countless military bases, ships, and other vehicles named for people of “non-color”. Seems pretty divided already. This single acknowledgment certainly isn’t hurting anyone and I think it is wonderful. I hope you do as well.

[@brianjordan2192]

@@MrHallTV It's not about the plane itself, it's about the Tuskegee airmen. The fact that this trainer will be flown by anyone regardless of their skin is the point. This country needs to stop dividing people because of their skin color. They do so with labels like this planes red tails. They do it with stats, and in multiple ways. It's passed time we, as a country move on. No more hyphenated Americans, just Americans. We will never get beyond racial division, if we remind ourselves of our differences on a daily basis and ignore what we all have in common. Equality will never be truly achieved until we start to treat the past as the past, instead of stirring up bad feelings about events in the past. As for the plane itself, it has potential, the paint job however will remind everyone about what people in the past did to other people in the past and foster division.

[@koc988]

@@brianjordan2192 yes because it's not about the color of your skin it's about the content of your character Except that's not how it works and that's republican gaslighting as if you actually listened to anything Luther King Jr. said he was vehemently for reparations for black folk and would be called a communist by today's standards What you ate doing rn is co opting the Civil rights movement by bastardizing and stripping it of any meaningful policy until there is nothing left but the words "I've color blind I don't see race" And excuse for the most racist individuals to completely ignore injustice and to instead gaslight people into thinking that it's wrong to push either side of the arguement The work isn't finished de-segregation the end of neo slavery and slavery isn't over until there is an equal outcome like the republican policy makers of the reconstruction Era before Lincoln was shot wanted and exactly what MLK wanted Before you talk about not talking about race as if it isn't integral to our society Let's actually fight racism by finally giving AA's the rights that the country actually gave them when the Civil War ended but then stripped away when Lincoln died and a Democrat was elected president (note party lines are not what they are today Lincoln and most abolitionists were republican and the switch between Civil was party policies and the policies of today left and right wing changed in between now and then they are not the same party)

[@brianjordan2192]

@@koc988 Go read Dietrich Bonhoeffer, then go look into a mirror. See if you can figure it out.

[@michaelfitzgerald434]

Very cool!

[@JeffCowan]

Looks good. I’ll take two.

[@salifyoda7607]

I (WE) LOVE IT ☺️🤴🏿🤴🏾🤴🏽🤴🏼

[@viperq]

Cool if there is a fighter version of this.

[@jakewhite3163]

Not how that works

[@nebraskabirdwatching9521]

It looks like a single engine F-18

[@allgood6760]

Beautiful plane👍✈️

[@leorafsrubio]

Muy bonito ese avión , ojalá saquen también una versión armada . Para sustituir al f5 sería un éxito en ventas .

[@treavy1]

Two the last plane two the last bullet we fight! We fight!! We fight!!!

[@bobpuls]

i like the huge personal space in the cockpit and the look/feel of it ... it is beautiful plane. I wish we made the simulator for it (VRM), the actual one looks outdated....

[@musoseven8218]

Nice aeroplane. Looks like a modern mini F18 crossed with a Talon✌️👍😊

[@thedarkknight803able]

Big Salute! For the T/7A Red Tail . The Men and Women are building it. And The Red Tails Who Served.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😎👍🏾

[@jakewhite3163]

😬👎🏻

[@freshquinceoftheair8599]

@@jakewhite3163 got a problem there?

[@tedk2814]

This is a "goose bump" story, well done !!