IN the annals of 20th-Century history, a few episodes embody transnational solidarity as vividly as the saga of the Flying Tigers. That sentiment captures the enduring lesson of the Flying Tigers: unity in hardship can achieve goals once thought unreachable. These exchanges are deliberate efforts to sustain the spirit of friendship the Flying Tigers once embodied. Symbolism across generations: The Flying Tigers’ legacy resonates because it is rooted in sacrifice and solidarity. Just as the Flying Tigers soared above national boundaries, today’s students navigate cultural boundaries to build mutual understanding—underscoring the enduring relevance of people-to-people diplomacy.