28: Beverly Weintraub - Women Naval Aviators

From Balloons to Drones
02/07/2022 32 min
28: Beverly Weintraub - Women Naval Aviators

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After WW2, women were not allowed to fly in military aviation roles, until things changed in the 1970s. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Beverly Weintraub tells up about the story of six women Naval aviators from her book: Wings of Gold: he Story of the First Women Naval Aviators from Lyons Press

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