The Air Force said Sunday that videos about the famed Tuskegee Airmen and a unit of pioneering female aviators would be restored to the basic training curriculum for new recruits beginning Monday.
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In reporting on the videos Friday evening, the Express-News cited a memo in circulation among Air Force personnel.
According to a screenshot of the memo, it said three videos were being cut from a basic training course on “airmindedness,” a term for the habits and values the Air Force seeks to instill. One was a video on the Tuskegee Airman. A second was titled “Breaking Barriers,” and a third was about WASP, the memo said.
In addition, a video on diversity was stripped from a human relations course for trainees, the memo said.
As I noted in two posts, the USAF signaled last week that it was going to fight a guerilla war against Trump’s order disbanding the military’s DEI infrastructure; see Has the USAF Decided That It Will Keep DEI No Matter What the Commander-in-Chief Has Ordered? – RedState. This culminated in the Tuskegee Airmen-WASPs kerfuffle Friday. That was no misunderstanding; it was clearly aimed at labeling an executive order designed to keep the federal government from engaging in racial tribalism and grievance-mongering as racist. None other than Texas’s favorite anti-America Marxist, Joaquin Castro (naturally, right?), was standing by to proclaim it “white nationalism at work.”
These mutineers should be courts-martialled and discharged!