10105 U.S.A.A.F. WASP Service Pilot, 1943-45 Diorama Accessories Battle axe in hand and

Battle axe in hand and about to sally forth to meet the enemy

A great looking equestrian statue of Napoleon Bonaparte

bomber crews had a 20 percent mortality rate

The coats were typically made from 12oz

sword and shield in hand

10105 U.S.A.A.F. WASP Service Pilot, 1943-45 Diorama Accessories Battle axe in hand andU. S. A. A. F. WASP Service Pilot, 1943 45 During World War II the Army Air Force used women pilots in non combat missions to free male pilots for battle. These qualified civilians would ferry aircraft from factories to military bases to fill the gaps in manpower. Recruits had to be between the ages of 21 and 35, in sound physical condition, at least five feet and two inches tall, in possession of a pilots license, and have 35 hours of flight time.