<prompt> Mpolelle ka Tuskegee Airmen.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me about the Tuskegee Airmen. . Response in English: The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of African-American pilots who flew with distinction during World War II as the 332nd Fighter Group of the United States Army Air Forces. The term Tuskegee Airmen refers not only to the pilots, but also to the navigators, bombardiers, mechanics, instructors, crew chiefs, nurses, cooks and other support personnel for the pilots.In 1941, the U.S. Military, facing pressure from African American civil rights organizations, initiated a program in Tuskegee, Alabama to train African Americans as military pilots. Initially, many in the military, as well as much of the general public, believed that African Americans were not capable of flying combat aircraft, however the Tuskegee Airmen proved them wrong. Beginning in 1941, these men received their initial flight training at the Tuskegee Institute, a historically black college founded by Booker T. Washington. The training was conducted by the 99th Pursuit Squadron, the first of what would eventually become four all-black squadrons.The Tuskegee Airmen flew over 15,000 combat sorties and earned 150 Distinguished Flying Crosses, proving their skill and bravery in battle. The group never lost a bomber that they were escorting to enemy fighters, a record unmatched by any other fighter group. The Tuskegee Airmens success paved the way for the full integration of the US Armed Forces, and the men became symbols of pride and courage in the face of discrimination.The Tuskegee Airmens legacy continues to inspire and influence generations, and in 2007, President George W. Bush presented the Congressional Gold Medal, the nations highest civilian honor, to over 300 surviving Tuskegee Airmen or their widows, in recognition of their extraordinary contributions to Americas defense. . Response in Sesotho: Tuskegee Airmen e ne e le sehlopha sa bafofisi ba lifofane ba Maafrika-Amerika ba ileng ba fofa ka tsela e ikhethang nakong ea Ntoa ea II ea Lefatše e le Sehlopha sa 332nd Fighter sa United States Army Air Forces. Lentsoe Tuskegee Airmen ha le bolele feela bafofisi ba lifofane, empa le ho basesisi ba likepe, libomo, bo-machine, barupeli, baokameli ba basebetsi, baoki, baapehi le basebetsi ba bang ba tšehetso bakeng sa bafofisi ba lifofane. Ka 1941, Sesole sa US, se tobane le khatello e tsoang mekhatlong ea litokelo tsa botho ea Maafrika Amerika, se ile sa qala lenaneo Tuskegee, Alabama ho koetlisa Maafrika a Amerika ho ba bafofisi ba lifofane. Qalong, ba bangata ba sesole, hammoho le batho ba bangata ka kakaretso, ba ne ba lumela hore Maafrika a Amerika a ne a sa khone ho fofa lifofane tsa ntoa, leha ho le joalo Tuskegee Airmen e ile ea bontša hore e fositse. Ho qala ka 1941, banna bana ba ile ba fumana koetliso ea bona ea pele ea sefofane ho Tuskegee Institute, kholejeng ea histori ea batho ba batšo e thehiloeng ke Booker T. Washington. Koetliso ena e ne e khannoa ke 99th Pursuit Squadron, ea pele ho tse neng li tla qetella li fetohile lihlopha tse nè tsa batho ba batšo. Tuskegee Airmen e ile ea fofa ka makhetlo a fetang 15 000 me ea fumana Lifapano tse 150 tse ikhethang tsa Flying, ho paka bokhoni le sebete sa bona ntoeng. Sehlopha sena ha sea ka sa lahleheloa ke sefofane sa libomo seo se neng se felehetsa bahlabani ba lira ka sona, e leng tlaleho e ke keng ea lekanngoa le sehlopha leha e le sefe sa bahlabani. Katleho ea Tuskegee Airmen e ile ea betla tsela ea ho kopanngoa ka ho feletseng ha Masole a United States, me banna bao ba fetoha matšoao a boikhohomoso le sebete ha ba tobane le khethollo. Lefa la Tuskegee Airmen le ntse le tsoela pele ho susumetsa le ho susumetsa meloko, me ka 2007, Mopresidente George W. Bush o ile a fana ka Congressional Gold Medal, e leng tlotla e phahameng ka ho fetisisa sechabeng, ho batho ba fetang 300 ba setseng ba Tuskegee Airmen kapa bahlolohali ba bona, ka ho ananela tlatsetso ea bona e tsotehang ho Amerika. tshireletso. 