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Gold beach was one of the British beaches on D-Day
envisioned the 262 as the aircraft which might allow him to inflict punishment on Britain
A Lucky Escape by Ivan Berryman
In the first US action of the war (excluding American Volunteer Group pilots)
claiming divine guidance
A Perfect Record by Stan Stokes. (GS) SQN155 Gold beach was one ofSTK0030GS. A Perfect Record by Stan Stokes. At the time of World War II there was still a great deal of prejudice in America, and this extended to all the branches of the military. Although black soldiers and seaman fought with dignity and bravery during WW I, many thought that blacks were incapable of handling difficult assignments. It was therefore with great uncertainty and trepidation that the Army Air Corps authorized the training of black pilots