Nancy Love and the Original Ferry Pilots or World War II

Nancy Love was the commander of the first women pilots to fly for tyhe U.S. military. Organized into the women's Auxiliary Ferry Squadron at the beginning of WWII, they dared to challenge the 1940's barriers of gender, politics and bureaucracy. By example, she secured the right for the women pilots to ferry complex airplanes across the U.S. She became the first woman to fly the b-17 bomber and the P-51 fighter . Come and hear her compassionate story from Honey Fulton Parker, the sister of one of the 28 "original" women pilots and author, historiakn Sarah Byrne Rickman. Learn what it takes to inspire and lead.