Book - WASP

‘Women in the Wild Blue’ by David A. Stallman

$25.00

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‘Women in the Wild Blue’ by David A. Stallman – Target Towing WASP at Camp Davis – Women Airforce Service pilots in World War II

This is a tribute to the Women Airforce Service Pilots–WASP, heroic young women who flew military aircraft during WWII. Trained as military pilots to shuttle powerful airplanes from factories to airbases, at Camp Davis, North Carolina, a select group flew more dangerous missions pulling aerial targets as anti-aircraft gunnery trainees fired live ammunition at them. The book comes alive as WASP personal letters and diaries describe what their assignment was like day to day.

  • Hard cover
  • 211pages
  • Actual document images
  • Includes Bibliography, index and Appendix

All purchases support the missions of the Airbase Arizona Commemorative Airforce (AZCAF.org), a not-for profit volunteer organization. The mission of the Commemorative Air Force is education, such that generations of Americans will value and support the contributions of military aviation in assuring our nation’s freedom.

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Weight 1 lbs
Dimensions 9 × 6 × 1 in

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