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African American Aviators Fighter Pilots of WW2 Acrylic Tray

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Trays are the chicest way to kill two birds with one stone: tidy storage + glam décor. From coffee table accessory, to super-chic party tray, or simply a gift for the hostess-with-the-mostest, these beautiful acrylic trays are sure to stun any audience. Whether it’s to display your scent collection in the bedroom or simply round up knick-knacks in the front room, a tray is the perfect way to add personal flair.
  • Small: Dimensions: 8.125” x 8.125” x 1.7”
  • Medium: Dimensions: 9.875” x 9.875” x 1.9”
  • Large: Dimensions: 10.625” x 10.625” x 2.1”
  • Grade A acrylic.
  • Water resistant.
  • Hand wash. Do not put in dish washer.
  • High quality, modern, and stylish gift item.

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African American Aviators Fighter Pilots of WW2  Acrylic Tray

African American Aviators Fighter Pilots of WW2 Acrylic Tray

The 332nd Fighter Group, including the 99th Fighter Squadron, played a pivotal role in Operation Husky, the Allied invasion of Sicily in July 1943. This group, primarily composed of African American pilots, faced significant challenges due to racial segregation and discrimination. Despite these obstacles, they proved their exceptional skills and bravery in combat. - The 99th Fighter Squadron, flying P-40 Warhawk fighters, provided critical air support during the invasion. They successfully escorted bombers, conducted strafing runs, and engaged enemy aircraft. Their contributions were invaluable to the success of the operation. - The achievements of these African American pilots were groundbreaking. They shattered racial stereotypes, demonstrated their capabilities as skilled aviators, and paved the way for the integration of the U.S. military. Their legacy continues to inspire and empower future generations of Black Americans to pursue careers in the military and other fields. - The success of the 332nd Fighter Group and the 99th Fighter Squadron had a profound impact on the experiences of Black Americans in the military. It challenged the prevailing notion that African Americans were not capable of serving in combat roles. Their accomplishments opened doors for future generations of Black Americans to serve in various roles within the military, including combat positions. - WPA image in Public Domain.

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Perfect tray for serving up cocktails and wine. Love it! Looks terrific. Colors are so fun!
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By Cutter B.May 15, 2024Verified Purchase
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Fun design, vibrant colors, beautifully crafted from heavy duty acrylic. Love it! Crisp, clear, bright—perfect!!
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By Nancy P.May 22, 2015Verified Purchase
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I am delighted with the quality of my two acrylic trays. They are very, very sturdy - no need to worry about carrying heavy food and drinks. They are absolutely gorgeous! I'm proud to show off my photos embedded in the trays. Thank you for adding this line to your products! My photo is 100% perfect! The color os accurate and there are no blurred edges. Awesome!

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Created on: 9/22/2022, 12:57 AM
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