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Moret, Calvin Becoming a Tuskegee Airman
Calvin Moret volunteered for the Army Air Corps. Following testing, he was accepted on 14 October 1943.
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Moret, Calvin Breaking Racial Barriers
Calvin Moret and the Tuskegee Airmen helped break down racial barriers. They did not realize at the time that they were doing so.
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Moret, Calvin Congressional Gold Medal
Calvin Moret and other Tuskegee Airmen were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 2007 in Washington by President Bush [Annotator’s Note: Preside
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Moret, Calvin Defeating Segregation
Calvin Moret was born in the first house built on the square.
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Moret, Calvin Early Life
Calvin Moret was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on 15 August 1925. His parents, Adolph, Sr.
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Moret, Calvin Enemy POWs and Bigotry
When Calvin Moret was at Godman Field near Fort Knox [Annotator’s Note: Kentucky], he noted that Italian and German prisoners of war were given pri
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Moret, Calvin Flying Experiences
Calvin Moret accumulated about 250 hours in cadet training.
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Moret, Calvin Inspirational Song
Calvin Moret sings a song of brotherly love, hope and inspiration for the world of tomorrow.
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Moret, Calvin Love of Flying
Calvin Moret became interested in flying when he was about eight years old.
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Moret, Calvin Postwar
Calvin Moret was still a 19 year old teenager when his mother pinned his wings on him.
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Moret, Calvin Postwar Racial Injustices
Calvin Moret admired his brother [Annotator’s Note: Adolph Moret, Jr. was Moret’s eldest brother.
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Moret, Calvin Reflections
Calvin Moret admits that the Tuskegee Airman flying experiences did not affect his life until the movie was released [Annotator’s Note: Red Tails w