Reflections from a Vietnam War POW
An American aviator finds his way to a meaningful life in a North Vietnam prison
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An American aviator finds his way to a meaningful life in a North Vietnam prison
An Air & Space Quarterly exclusive reveals the names of five pioneering women in military aviation.
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On Nov. 15, 1994, Navy Lt. Kimberly “Face” Dyson quietly made history when she became the first female pilot to fly an official combat mission for the U.S. military. No one would know her name until nearly 30 years later.
The names of the first female pilots who flew combat missions for the U.S. military have finally been released, decades after their missions ended.