Welcome to Women Military AviatorsPreserving the past, promoting the present, protecting the future.
Women Military Aviators, Inc. is a non-profit corporation formed in 1978 to promote and preserve for historical, educational, and literary purposes the role of women pilots, navigators, and aircrew in the service of their country during times of war and peace. Today, we number over 800 members living and stationed around the world.
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2019 Pioneer Hall of Fame HonoreesThis year WMA is honored to have sponsored another selection to the WAI Pioneer Hall of Fame: US Coast Guard First Women in Aviation!
On January 1, 1976, the U. S. Coast Guard, in one single move, authorized women to participate in all aviation ratings, officer and enlisted, at the same time. The first nine women selected, three officers and six enlisted, are the Coast Guard’s First Women Aviators and Aircrew. They opened the door for future generations of women to pursue their military aviation dreams in the U. S. Coast Guard. They include Colleen Cain, Vivien Crea, Janna Lambine, Erminia Chillon, Andrea Gardner, Dior Lowen Hubbel, Kelly Mogk Larson Robyn Rogers Norwell, and Elizabeth Uhrig. |
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WMA Dream of Flight Scholarship
Women Military Aviators (WMA) seeks to preserve the important role women have played in creating and supporting the American Spirit through their contributions to flight, aeronautics and space. READ MORE... |