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Two of the first flight nurses to make evacuation flights into Normandy after D-Day, Lts. Suella Bernard (left) and Marijean Brown (center) are greeted by Lt. Foster, their head nurse. They are holding poppies they brought back from the Normandy beachhead. (U.S. Air Force photo)


Women's History Month

The contributions women have made throughout the years are apparent in all walks of life, and the Air Force is no exception. With the observation of Women’s History Month in March, visitors to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force can view exhibits that pay tribute to the accomplishments and achievements of women who served in the Air Force. (U.S. Air Force photo)

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Capt. Robert Morgan, Memphis Belle pilot, thanking his ground crew. (l to r) Cpl Oliver Champion, SSgt Max Armstrong, Sgt Ware Lipscomb, Sgt Leonard Sowers, Sgt Charles Blauser, Sgt Robert Walters, and crew chief MSgt Joseph Giambrone
Memphis Belle crew on the war bond tour.
Memphis Belle at one of the war bond tour stops.
Maj Wyler (fourth from right) with some of the Memphis Belle crew. Wyler flew two of his five combat missions on the Memphis Belle, including the crew’s 25th mission. This photograph was taken after that mission—crew chief MSgt Joseph Giambrone is painting on the 25th bomb.
Capt. Robert Morgan (left) shaking hands with Gen Jacob Devers (right), commander of US forces in Europe, before the crew returned to the US.
Lt. LeRoy Kiley became one of the first American pilots to cross the Italian Front during the war, flying with the 8th Squadron of the 4th Group, Italian Air Force.(U.S. Air Force photo)
2nd Lt Bleckley in the observer’s seat of his DH-4.
DAYTON, Ohio -- The 1000th DH-4 built at the Dayton-Wright Company plant.
DAYTON, Ohio -- Completed DH-4 at the Dayton-Wright South Airfield.
DAYTON, Ohio -- DH-4B at McCook Field in Dayton, Ohio.
The pioneering 1920 Alaska Flight was an incredible feat of airmanship. Air Service aircrews flew four DH-4Bs a total of 9,000 miles without loss of personnel or aircraft. Here General Pershing congratulates Capt St. Clair Streett, the flight commander, upon his safe return.
DAYTON, Ohio -- Workers in the Dope and Varnish Department at the Dayton-Wright plant.