Women Airforce Service Pilots of WWII earn honor (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

26 February 2010, 9:10 pm

SEATTLE—They were mavericks of their day, taking to the skies when the nation was at war and most women were at home caring for families. At a ceremony this spring, the 200-some surviving Women Airforce Service Pilots will receive Congressional Gold Medals for service during World War II. The medals—Congress’ highest expression of national appreciation for distinguished achievements and ...... Read More »

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