WASP pilot Nancy Nesbit seated in the cockpit of an AT-6 Texan at Love Field in Dallas, 1944. Colorized.cannotbefaded t1_ixdcyp9 wrote
How can you tell her religion?
vinnydaq t1_ixdeu2p wrote
In this case WASP doesn’t mean white Anglo-Saxon Protestant, it stands for Women Air Force Service Pilots.
cannotbefaded t1_ixdsn9l wrote
Yeah was a joke :)
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bcanada92 t1_ixdewoh wrote
Ba-DUM-tissss!
cannotbefaded t1_ixdjhn4 wrote
lol glad someone got it :)
scrotal_baggins t1_ixdmqa7 wrote
I actually thought that was what they meant
be-like-water-2022 t1_ixdq0mc wrote
Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) They changed the face of military history. These women could fly. These women served proudly. These women are amazing.
cannotbefaded t1_ixdsjdc wrote
Was a joke but thanks for the info :)
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henryjonesjr83 t1_ixfbuu1 wrote
Came here for this joke. Was not disappointed lol
paggo_diablo t1_ixfmb6j wrote
“This cockpit is so small I have to go outside just to change my mind”…makes sense if you say it in a Thurston Howell voice…
AlarmingLecture0 t1_ixdsg0f wrote
Damn - you beat me to it!
GentlmanSkeleton t1_ixemfbp wrote
Right where i went too. Like why should THAT matter?
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