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    Flying as a WASP: Women pilots set the standard in 1943 [Image 1 of 2]

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    This is a graphic banner from 'All Hands: Magazine of the U.S. Navy' featuring Bernice 'Bee' Falk Haydu, a WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) aviator. The banner combines a vintage black-and-white photograph of a woman in flight gear with graphic design elements including the WASP mascot 'Fifinella' and military aviator wings. The design commemorates or profiles this notable female pilot from the WWII era.

    UNITED STATES

    03.25.2016

    Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Charlotte Oliver  

    Defense Media Activity - Navy Production

    "Bee" Haydu talks about her time flying as a WASP during World War II.

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    Date Taken: 03.25.2016
    Date Posted: 04.04.2016 08:38
    Photo ID: 2500404
    VIRIN: 160325-N-HV737-002
    Resolution: 1440x450
    Size: 363.5 KB
    Location: US
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    This is a graphic banner from 'All Hands: Magazine of the U.S. Navy' featuring Bernice 'Bee' Falk Haydu, a WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) aviator. The banner combines a vintage black-and-white photograph of a woman in flight gear with graphic design elements including the WASP mascot 'Fifinella' and military aviator wings. The design commemorates or profiles this notable female pilot from the WWII era.
    This is a commemorative graphic honoring Bernice 'Bee' Falk Haydu, a WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) aviator from World War II. The image combines a black-and-white archival photograph of the subject wearing a flight helmet with colorful graphic elements including the official WASP mascot 'Fifinella' and military aviator wings. The design appears to be a tribute or memorial piece, likely produced by a military or historical organization.

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