Above and Beyond
Between 1942 and 1944, thirty-eight WASP and trainees
were killed flying for their country.
Some had earned their wings; others were killed in training.
One was killed just three weeks before graduation
and was awarded her wings posthumously.
Since WASP on the WEB was first published, Above and Beyond has honored the thirty-eight with their photographs and stories. They have come to be known simply as “The Thirty-Eight.”
In their memory, we preserve it here:
WIings Across America
Archival Website
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