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  2. List of Silver Wings chapters - Wikipedia

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    Originally known as Angel Flight, it was established in 1951 at the University of Omaha as a women's auxiliary organization for the Arnold Air Society. [1] In the following list of chapters, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters and institutions are in italics. [2] [3] [4]

  3. Silver Wings (service organization) - Wikipedia

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    Silver Wings, originally known as Angel Flight, was founded at the University of Omaha as a local auxiliary organization in 1951, [1] and formed as a national organization in 1952. [2] Starting out as an all-female organization, Angel Flight was more of a national idea with various names.

  4. List of Arnold Air Society chapters - Wikipedia

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    Chapter Charter date Institution Location Status References Air University Squadron: Alabama State University: Montgomery, Alabama: Inactive [3] Allegheny College: Meadville, Pennsylvania: Inactive Robert G. Carr Squadron: Angelo State University: San Angelo, Texas: Active Tex May Squadron: Arizona State University: Tempe, Arizona: Active John ...

  5. Quiet Birdmen - Wikipedia

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    On a rainy Monday night, June 5, 1967, the Houston hangar of Quiet Birdmen met at the Skylane Motel on Telephone Road in Pearland, Texas. Fellow astronaut Gordon Cooper was there, and so were two U.S. Air Force reservists who had just been invited to their first QB meeting: Major William "Bill" Hall and Lieutenant Colonel Francis "Fran ...

  6. Bridges: How Braniff took flight in Texas and beyond - AOL

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    In 1927, Braniff and a group of investors bought a used airplane and began the Oklahoma Aero Club, beginning a flight school, air taxi service, and selling aircraft parts.

  7. Ninety-Nines - Wikipedia

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    The AEMSF "First Wings" award is a progressive milestone scholarship of up to $6,000 to assist a student pilot Ninety-Nine in completing her Private Pilot training. In addition to the AEMSF program, many individual chapters of the Ninety-Nines [32] give their own flight scholarships [33] to benefit local woman aviators.

  8. History of Braniff International Airways - Wikipedia

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    Braniff acquired Dallas-based Long and Harmon Airlines in January 1935, extending its network in Texas, and purchased it first twin-engine airliner, the Lockheed L-10A Electra. [4] In 1937, Braniff bought its first cabin-sized twin-engine airliner the Douglas DC-2 from TWA for the extended network. With the DC-2s came the carrier's first flight ...

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