November 1
In 1943, Class 44-4 arrives in Sweetwater WASP Betty Archibald Fernandes 43-3, is born in 1920 WASP Martha Lawson Volkomener 43-4, is born in 1920 WASP Deborah Truax 43-6, is
November 1, 2023
In 1943, Class 44-4 arrives in Sweetwater WASP Betty Archibald Fernandes 43-3, is born in 1920 WASP Martha Lawson Volkomener 43-4, is born in 1920 WASP Deborah Truax 43-6, is
Originally published March 2, 2020/Metropolitan Airport News On June 12, 2001, a JetBlue airliner touched down at JFK International and taxied to its gate after a two-and-a-half-hour flight north from
In a black and white photo that I borrowed from Celia Hunter in 2001, four young women in crisp white shirts and dark slacks stand beneath the cowling of a
A difficult constant of aviation is the prospect of mortality. A pilot knowingly takes the risk; it is part of the contract — not hidden in the fine print on
Through skill, competence, experience, and fortitude, women have played a pivotal role in aviation, from its dawn to the present day. From travel in lighter-than-air balloons to powered aircraft; from
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Margaret Peggy Kocher was born in Salem, Massachusetts in 1921 to Willard and Margaret Grishkin Helburn. She was the youngest of three children – two sons Nick and Peter, and
The Civilian Pilot Training Program (CPTP) was a flight training program sponsored by the United States government. Its purpose was to increase the number of civilian pilots in order to
From July 29 to August 6, 1943, WASP Barbara ‘B.J.’ Erickson, the Commander of the 6th Ferrying Group at Long Beach California, accomplished the delivery of P-51, P-47, and C-47