It’s sad that these brave women are forgotten today. Does anybody remember these pilots? Not women pilots just fantastic pilots! Read my blog about these pilots.
- Ingalls, Laura
- Haizlip, Mae
- Fahy, Claire
- Markham, Beryl
- Miller, chubby, Jessie
- Nichols, Ruth
- Noyes, Blanche
- Snook, Neta
- Thaden, Louise
- Trout, Bobbie
- Walker, Vera Dawn
- White, Edna Gardner
- Skelton, Betty
- Woods, Jessie
- Cochran, Jacqueline
- Hoffheimer, Aline Brooks
- Omlie, Phoebe
- Raiche, Bessica
- Church, Ellen
- Von Mach, Mary
- Wells, Fay Gilles
- Kunz, Opal
- Newcomer, Edna
- Klingersmith, Florence
- O’Donnell, Gladys
- Bowman, Margie
- Paris, Neva
- Foltz, Edith
- Nichols, Ruth
- Paris, Neva
- Perry, ( grand daughter Iris)
- Mock, Geraldine
- Barnes, Pancho
- Elder, Ruth
- Gentry, Viola
- Woods, Jessie
- Hofheimeier, Aline Rhône
- Lund, Bettie
- Cody, Mabel
- Gibson, Inez
- Mirrow, Madeline
- Richie, Helen
They Dared To Fly In a Man's World 
Hey! I’m blogging about my Great Aunt, who flew planes in the 1930s. She was a member of the 99s Club and my next post will include that. I recognize the name from above, Mae Haizlip. My Great Aunt met her in the mid-1930s. Here’s a link to mine https://flyingundertheradar.blog/ 🙂