They went where others needed help to go--the Tuskegeee pilots, African Americans, who escorted planes in WWII through perilous mission after mission, showing great courage, skill and record-setting ability. In this volume, four Tuskegee fliers illuminate their struggles to overcome racism and the perils of war. Their bravery and determination is legendary as is their grace and equanimity as captured by a highly seasoned documentian, whose his oral histories seek to capture American life and are found in eleven books of the interview genre.