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Six WASP Pilots on the Airfield

Ready for their next mission, these six WASP pilots gather on the airfield with gear bags slung over their shoulders.

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

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.

Group of Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) on the airfield. Photo size: 1800 × 1418 Photo source: U.S. Air Force Usage:

Group of WASPs at the Romulus Army Airfield in Michigan, 1944. Photo size: 1200 × 1039 Photo source: U.S. Air Force

WAFS ferry pilots lined up on the airfield during WWII. WAFS (Women’s Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron), along with the WFTD (Women’s

World War II Ferry pilot Florene Watson, WAF, warms up her P-51 Mustang aircraft. Photo size: 855 × 631 Photo source: National

World War II WASP pilot Ruth Dailey climbs into the cockpit of a Lockheed P-38 Lightning. Photo size: 858 × 663

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