THE WHITE GRAVE By C. Alfred The story “The White Grave” by C. Alfred tells about the adventures of two American pilots who crashed in Siberia and try to survive in harsh conditions. They face hunger, cold, wolves and local people who either help them or pursue them. The story is filled with drama, humor and realistic details. C. Alfred is a pseudonym of American aviator Charles Alfred Anderson, known as the Father of Black Aviation. He was the chief flight instructor of the Tuskegee Airmen - the first black pilots who served in the US Army Air Forces during World War II. He was also famous for his flight with First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1941, which drew attention to the Tuskegee training program . He died in 1996 and was honored with various awards and posthumously depicted on a US postage stamp. Read 12 mins