February 22, 2006 (Press Release) -- George S. Lima's story spans 86 years and goes from New England to Harlem, to the Deep South and back. A Tuskegee airman,he continues to fight for people's rights in his community. He was an aviator when it was thought that black men couldn't fly. This is his story; our story. A story which makes us realize that even through the trials, tribulations, struggles and suffering, Black Men Can Fly.
This inspirational film documentary reminds students and professionals to aim high and reach for the sky.
Friday February 24, 2006. Amgen Corp., Rhode Island site, in partnership with ABEN presents George S. Lima, Tuskegee Airman. For further information contact Tony Bass
The mission of Black Air Foundation is to introduce inner-city youth ages 13-15 to Aviation, Filmmaking, Radio and Television production.
