They flew planes from the manufacturing sites to the air bases during WW2 for the male pilots to use for combat missions.
Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) .
Women Airforce Service Pilots
WAAC- Women's Army auxiliary corps WASP- Women's airforce service pilots ~Katherine :D
WAAC- Women's Army auxiliary corps WASP- Women's airforce service pilots ~Katherine :D
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps - formed in 1942. Women Airforce Service Pilots - formed in 1942.
It was an acronym for "Women Airforce Service Pilots". They flew airplanes to the front, freeing up other pilots to fly the dangerous missions.
WASP stands for "White Anglo-Saxon Protestant".WASP stands for "Women's Aircraft Service Planes" if you researching Mr.Anderson's packet. :)Womens airforce service pilot.
White Anglo saxon Protestat women airforce services pilots of WWII
Natalie Jeanne Stewart-Smith has written: 'The Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II' -- subject(s): Air pilots, Military, Armed Forces, Military Air pilots, Women
Women Airforce Service Pilots were noncombatatant ferry pilots who shuttled aircraft from factory to bases from 1942 to 1944.Perhaps it is the LHD-1 Amphibious Helisopter Dock.It could be a reference to the USS Wasp, HMS Wasp, the British APC equipped with a flame cannon, a WWI American Tri-Plane or the 1960 Westland Wasp British Naval ASW Helicopter.
WASP=Women's Air Force Service Pilots WASP=Washington State Patrol
The Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron (WAFS) , and the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) , flew a variety of planes in order to free up male pilots for the more demanding war time roles .See related link below .