Remembering Lieutenant Col. Harry Stewart, Who Lived to 100

An elderly Black man, identified by his shirt as Harry T. Stewart Jr., wears a black cap that reads '1st TOP GUN P-47 WINNER - 1949' and a blue shirt with the Tuskegee Airmen National Museum logo. He stands in front of an aircraft with a CNN watermark. The text on his cap is a humorous misattribution, as the 'Top Gun' movie franchise did not exist in 1949 and the P-47 was not used in the Top Gun film series.

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