Today, there are only 47 African Americans who fly fixed wing in the Air Force. That is 1.5 percent.
Donald Norcross: “Today, there are only 47 African Americans who fly fixed wing in the Air Force. That is 1.5 percent.”
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Norcross highlights the low percentage of African American pilots in the Air Force.
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