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“the first women to fly American military aircraft”
The National WASP WWII Museum seeks to educate and inspire all generations with the story of the WASP: Women Airforce Service Pilots – the first women to fly American military aircraft – women who forever changed the role of women in aviation! The museum is conveniently located just minutes off Interstate 20 at 210 Loop 170 in Sweetwater, Texas. Pilots flying over Sweetwater can land at Avenger Field – the Sweetwater Airport (SWW). The museum is a short distance away. For assistance with directions or in setting up special tours, call 325.235.0099.
I may or may not be obsessed with the WASP (hint: I am), and so, when a friend of mine was getting married in Houston in 2022, I decided that, rather than fly to Houston from Washington State, I'd... Read more
If you're not in already in Texas, it's pretty far in the country but for the information it's worth the drive. I flew into San Antonio and it took 4 hours to get there. I hope they can move it to... Read more
What an amazing place and amazing stories. Have read about WASPs before but everything together in one place was great. Museum was spotless, the two ladies working were extremely friendly and... Read more
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