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Cadets at the Negro Training Center examine a map before taking off in a biplane for a training exercise. The pilots would later be known as the "Tuskegee Airmen". The cadets are (from left to right): Lieutenant John Daniels of Chicago, Cadet Clayborne Lockett of Los Angeles, Cadet Lawrence O'Clark of Chicago, Cadet William Melton of Los Angeles, and civilian instructor Milton Crenshaw of Little Rock.

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