U.S. Airforce

U.S. Airforce

DID YOU KNOW? During WWII, more than a thousand women signed up to fly with the U.S. military. The Women Airforce Service Pilots were nicknamed "WASPS." They test-piloted aircraft, flew newly manufactured planes in America to oversea bases and ferried planes from one air field to another, but never into combat. They logged over 60 million miles in the air. The WASP mascot was a girl with wings on her back wearing cowboy boots, long gloves and a flyers helmet. It was designed by Walt Disney who named her, "Fifinella" which was shortened to "Fife" by the WASP. This 17 1/2 inch by 16 inch hardwood framed picture with 3 colored mats, consists of an Airforce patch and U.S. Airforce pilot wings. Included is also a 6 cent Airforce stamp (44 years old) and two other Airforce stamps along with a maxicard.

Our Price: $56.00

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