Red Tail Reborn DVD is a tale of inspiration involving the first African-American fighter pilots of the 332nd Fighter Group in World War II. These pilots, also referred to as the Tuskegee Airmen, were commissioned in 1941 to help defend the distressed bombers in the European Theater as they made their bombing missions to Germany. 

Fast-forward to the present day where The Red Tail Project, a group of men and women who are honoring the Airmen, is touring air shows with a restored P-51C Mustang, the famous fighter plane these men flew in combat. The Red Tail Project encountered adversity when their flying homage to the Airmen, the P-51 Mustang, crashed in 2004, killing pilot Don Hinz, who was also the project leader.

This two DVD set, narrated by Michael Dorn, includes historic interviews, unprecedented access, and emotional honesty that brings to light the tale of the Airmen and of those who honor them. The Tuskegee Airmen showed the world what hope, determination, and hard work could do. Find out how these lessons are applied to a project recovering from a lost aircraft and a lost friend.

In NTSC DVD format, (2) DVDs with a runtime of about 54 minutes.