57 items in this album on 3 pages.

Hazel Lee posing with a biplane, United States, circa 1930sBetty Gillies posing besides an aircraft, date unknownCelia Hunter in the cockpit of a P-47 fighter, date unknownCornelia Fort posing with a PT-19 aircraft, date unknown
Hazel Lee posing with a biplane, United States, circa 1930sBetty Gillies posing besides an aircraft, date unknownCelia Hunter in the cockpit of a P-47 fighter, date unknownCornelia Fort posing with a PT-19 aircraft, date unknown
Jackie Cochran in the cockpit of P-40 Warhawk fighter, circa 1942-1945Portrait of Mildred Axton, circa 1940sWASP pilot Deanie (Bishop) Parrish in front of her P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft, circa early 1940sNewspaper photo of US Army Air Force Chief of Transport Command, Major General Harold George, congratulating Nancy Harkness Love on her appointment to head the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron (WAFS), Sep 1942
Jackie Cochran in the cockpit of P-40 Warhawk fighter, circa 1942-1945Portrait of Mildred Axton, circa 1940sWASP pilot Deanie (Bishop) Parrish in front of her P-47 Thunderbolt aircraft, circa early 1940sNewspaper photo of US Army Air Force Chief of Transport Command, Major General Harold George, congratulating Nancy Harkness Love on her appointment to head the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron (WAFS), Sep 1942
Eveyln Sharp (center) with other WASP pilots, 1943Hazel Lee in WASP service, 1943-1944Jackie Cochran in uniform, circa 1943Nancy Harkness Love posing in front of a PT-19A trainer aircraft, 1942-43. Note WAFS patch on her jacket (forerunner of the WASPs).
Eveyln Sharp (center) with other WASP pilots, 1943Hazel Lee in WASP service, 1943-1944Jackie Cochran in uniform, circa 1943Nancy Harkness Love posing in front of a PT-19A trainer aircraft, 1942-43. Note WAFS patch on her jacket (forerunner of the WASPs).
WAFS pilots Barbara London (in cockpit) and Evelyn Sharp, 1942-1944WASP pilot Catherine Vail Bridge standing in front of a P-38 Lightning, date and location unknown.WASP pilot Elizabeth L. Gardner at the window of her B-26 Marauder bomber, Harlingen Army Air Field, Texas, United States, circa 1942-1945WASP pilot Florene Watson seated in a P-51D Mustang, date and location unknown.
WAFS pilots Barbara London (in cockpit) and Evelyn Sharp, 1942-1944WASP pilot Catherine Vail Bridge standing in front of a P-38 Lightning, date and location unknown.WASP pilot Elizabeth L. Gardner at the window of her B-26 Marauder bomber, Harlingen Army Air Field, Texas, United States, circa 1942-1945WASP pilot Florene Watson seated in a P-51D Mustang, date and location unknown.
WASP pilot Violet Wierzbicki on the wing of a Vultee BT-13 Valiant, 1943. Location unknown.Autographed copy of a posed photo of WAFS pilot Florene Watson with an AT-6 Texan, Love Field, Dallas, Texas, United States, Feb 1943WASP cadets Leonora Anderson and Mildred Axton show off the oversized and ill-fitting jump suits provided to the WASP program, Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas, United States, May 1943.WASP trainee pilot Shirley Slade on the cover of the 19 Jul 1943 issue of Life Magazine
WASP pilot Violet Wierzbicki on the wing of a Vultee BT-13 Valiant, 1943. Location unknown.Autographed copy of a posed photo of WAFS pilot Florene Watson with an AT-6 Texan, Love Field, Dallas, Texas, United States, Feb 1943WASP cadets Leonora Anderson and Mildred Axton show off the oversized and ill-fitting jump suits provided to the WASP program, Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas, United States, May 1943.WASP trainee pilot Shirley Slade on the cover of the 19 Jul 1943 issue of Life Magazine

57 items in this album on 3 pages.



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