United States Women in Aviation,1919-1929 is a publication of the Smithsonian Studies in Air and Space. Included are women who were active in aviation in the United States during this time as pilots, barnstormers, promoters, passengers, and supporters. Some of the women included are Marjorie Stinson, Laura Bromwell, Helen Lach, Lillian Boyer and Nellie Willhite who was deaf. Bessie Coleman was the first black woman to receive a FAI pilot's license.
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