How to: Lunch at Ike Schaffer Commons ➡️ Show your reuse pass, swipe your HawkCard, grab your ticket, choose your entrée, load up on sides, and you’re good to go! 💜 #WarhawkDining #uww | Warhawk Dining

The Real Top Guns Were Black. Military Hid It In 1949, twenty years before the Navy's Top Gun school even existed, the U.S. Air Force held its first-ever Fighter Gunnery Meet at what's now Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas. Four Tuskegee Airmen—Captain Alva Temple, Lieutenant James Harvey, Lieutenant Harry Stewart, and crew chief Staff Sergeant Buford Johnson—won the competition flying obsolete P-47 Thunderbolts against teams with far more advanced aircraft. When the 332nd Fighter Group was dec

Fort Lawton: 43 Soldiers Framed for a Lynching On August 14, 1944, the U.S. Army blamed African American soldiers for lynching an Italian prisoner of war at Fort Lawton in Seattle. The only problem: The investigation proved 63 years later that they were innocent—and that white military officers orchestrated the cover-up. This is the documented story of how 43 Black soldiers were court-martialed and convicted based on destroyed evidence, withheld evidence, and the testimony of white military poli