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WASP Florene Miller Watson Boarding an AT-6 Texan

Florene Miller Watson boarding an AT-6 Texan at Love Field in February 1943. During her time as a WASP, she

Mrs. Nancy Harkness Love, 28, director of the U.S. Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, adjusts her helmet in the cockpit of

Nancy Love, pilot (left), and Betty (Huyler) Gillies, co-pilot, the first women to fly the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy

Swinging down along the ramp at the AAF’s Training Command’s Advanced single engine pilot school at Foster Field, Victoria, Texas,

Four WASP delivery pilots in front of a TB-25 Mitchell Trainer at Turner Army Airfield, 1944. Photo size: 877 × 650

Jacqueline Cochran, founder of Women’s Flying Training Detachment, inspects young WASP trainees outside. Photo size: 800 × 797 Photo source: U.S.

Four WASP pilots walk among a large group of airplanes on an unidentified airfield. Photo size: 1800 × 1236 Photo source:

Three WASP pilots returning from a mission, dressed in cold weather flight gear. Photo size: 1800 × 1385 Photo source: U.S.

Hazel Ying Lee of Portland, Oregon, was a pilot who flew for the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) during World

The “Flying Nurses” who will serve with Major General C. L. Chennault’s 14th Army Air Force have arrived in China.

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