Enola Gay Records Wiped Because Of DEI
One of the unexpected images flagged for removal is of a historic WWII bomber aircraft called the Enola Gay, presumably because the name "Gay" was visible in the photos. The Enola Gay notably became the first-ever aircraft to drop an atomic bomb amid war, when it released the U.S.-made explosive that destroyed Hiroshima, Japan, in August 1945.
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As many as 100,000 photos and online posts including a female Medal of Honor recipient, Black soldiers and people whose last ...
A Defense Department purge of 'DEI' content has caused tens of thousands of photos and stories to be flagged for deletion, ...
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As a former DOD employee, I had to sit through some DEI events, and in my view, they were not a great use of government time. I did not need a professor from a local college to come in and explain ...
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References to the aircraft—which dropped the first war-time atomic bomb—were flagged for removal from Pentagon photos and online posts as part of a DEI purge, presumably because of the word “gay.” ...
In addition to removing photos of a Medal of Honor recipient, some of the photos in the military's DEI purge seemed to be ...
The Trump administration reportedly flagged images of a World War II bomber because it has “gay” in its name.
The saying goes that a picture can be worth a thousand words, but thousands of those pictures may be taken away. Now, Historic Wendover Airfield in western Utah is hoping to keep that history alive.
There’s lots to laugh at in the Pentagon’s political correctness run amok. If the Enola Gay — the B-29 Superfortress that carried the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945 — is suspect, can these ...
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