The U.S. celebrates the Tuskegee Airmen in history books, yet the families of 27 missing Black pilots remain trapped in an 80-year silence. Cheryl W. Thompson uncovers how institutional neglect left these "forgotten souls" without closure, revealing how segregation's legacy persisted long after the guns of WWII fell silent.
Topics: Military History, Racial Justice, WWII, Investigative Journalism