It took a lot of time to get them veterans' rights and now finally Congress is recognizing the living WASPs (300 or so) and surviving families. Feminist Wire Daily Newsbriefs: U.S. and Global News Coverage Here's a link to Mrs Parrish: WASP Deanie Bishop Parrish
It's about time they get recognized, they served too. I saw a nice little 1 reel film about them that were included into the extra features of some Warner Brothers released DvD. I don't remember which one but if I find it-ill let you know.
Thanks for the story, texson66. I found some other links on WASPs: The American Experience | Fly Girls Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II: Women in Military Service | Suite101.com http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=29208 Internet Archive: Free Download: Access Humboldt - Womens Air Force Service Pilots in WWII Digital Documents and Photographs Project WASP and World War II Women in Aviation In looking for websites, I may have found your answer Carl. The UK had the documentary Ferry Pilot which ended up being part of the Film Target for Tonight screenonline: Ferry Pilot (1941)
Thanks for the story, texson66. I found some other links on WASPs: The American Experience | Fly Girls Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II: Women in Military Service | Suite101.com DefenseLink News Article: World War II Women Aviators Reminisce About Flying Army Aircraft Internet Archive: Free Download: Access Humboldt - Womens Air Force Service Pilots in WWII Digital Documents and Photographs Project WASP and World War II Women in Aviation In looking for websites, I may have found your answer Carl. The UK had the documentary Ferry Pilot which ended up being part of the Film Target for Tonight screenonline: Ferry Pilot (1941)
I have always wondered about African women aloud into the wasps! I could only find this site that has a pic of one African American women polit with white Americans women polits in 1930's. During ww2,did any wasps from America or another country have women African wasps??? This pic of the African women was in 1930's! http://www.marchfield.orgwaspweb.html