The Air Force has resumed a training course on the first black pilot unit that was temporarily seized to ensure compliance with President Donald Trump’s executive, which prohibits Dei in the federal government.
In the wake of a violent reaction from legislators to the new Defense Minister Beit Higseth, the Air Force claimed that the reports had extracted a new recruiter training course on 15,000 black and mechanical pilots and chefs in the separate army between World War II known as the “inaccurate Islands”.
However, Higseth wrote at x Sunday that the removal of the course had been “reflected immediately”.
Lieutenant -General Brian Robinson, commander of the Air Education and Training Command, said in a statement that the part that included videos of Tusky pilots were temporarily extracted on January 23 due to the direction of a department of Dei materials to remove it.
A video clip of the women’s Air Force Service (WASP), a group of female pilots in World War II was temporarily removed.
From the left to the right, the pilots stand in Tuski, Lieutenant Lieutenant Washington Ross, Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Stewart, Colonel Charles McGgy and Ventannet Collonel Alexander Jefferson next to a fighter in the Ay-6 Texan army during a party to honor a pilot at the National Aerobic Base in Silfredge in the town of Harrison, Michigan, on June 19, 2012.
“We believe that this amendment to the curricula is completely in line with the direction of Dei,” he said. “No curriculum or content highlights the honor and courage of pilots in Tuskyji or Air Force pilots women from basic military training.”
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“None of the pilots or guardians will not miss this mass of instructions due to the review, however, a group of trainees were delayed training. Revised training, which focuses on the historical, documented and courageous heritage with which these units and pilots fought for us. The nation will continue in World War II and abroad On January 27.
Gen. David Alvin, Chief of Staff of the Air Force, also explained, “Let me clearly cool rumors – while we are currently reviewing all training courses to ensure compliance with executive requests, there is no approach or content that highlights the honor and courage. From the basic military training.
About 14,000 Tuskegee pilot served in World War II, including hundreds of legendary fighter pilots now. (Archive to the University of Tuskyji)
“From the first day, I directed our air force to implement all the directives shown in the executive orders issued by the president quickly and professionally-there is no water, do not roll slowly, do not go to the foot. When policies change, it is the responsibility of everyone that they have been removed. The old is properly, the new policies are properly placed, and are clearly placed in place.
“Despite some of the inaccurate opinions expressed in the recent reporting, our atmosphere is honestly carried out by all the president’s executive orders. Adherence to politics includes the alignment of our entire strength with the direction in the DEI. Clear it.
Before the Air Force announced that it would resume training on pilots on Monday, Senator Katie Brett, R. Ala, was accused of “malicious compliance.”
She said: “I have no doubt that the secretary Higseth will correct and reach the bottom of the harmful compliance that we have seen in recent days.
Tuskiji pilots in 1945. (Archive to the University of Tuskyji)
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“Amen!
WASP was vital to transporting warplanes throughout World War II. Tuskegee, an active fighter unit from 1940 to 1952, was the first soldier during World War II. The group destroyed more than 100 German aircraft.
The cancellation of the abolition of the armed forces of the nation has not been canceled until 1948, according to an executive order by President Harry Truman.
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Trump is expected to issue a new executive, focusing on DEI eradication in the army on Monday, as well as a population bound by the transgender forces. Another executive order will return the service members who were separated due to the rejection of the Covid-19 vaccine.
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2025-01-27 18:27:00
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