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During the World War II many women piloted fighter planes or bombers, is transporting them from the factories to the front line or in combat. I share with you an extensive and fantastic collection of photos that show some these brave and beautiful women in action. You can find the images by visiting the link below:


http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/01/belas-e-mortais.html


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There was a documentary, ages back, that had a piece on the ATA.They were very skilled and brave, having only very limited training and a small handbook on how to fly that particular aircraft. There a tales of them delivering aircraft into an airfield when the regular pilots thought the cloud conditions were too bad.

There was indeed, in one case a female ATA pilot landed in thick fog at RAF Little Rissington that was home to No. 6 Flying Training School. Upon discovering that she had zero blind flying training the offered her the use of their blind flying simulator, which she proceeded to fall out of several times !

think it was Lettice Curtis,, She was in teh documentary,, she said Quote" The Spitfire was my favorite Aeroplane, you could play with the clouds with a Spitfire " No that is a classic quote !!