silent driller's question

[silent driller]

Who is the MOTHER of Marine Corps aviation?

 

[silent driller]

If you can get Uncle Sam's trivia about the L133, then you can get this!

 

[Uncle_Sam]

:lol:

 

[silent driller]

I've decided that the reward will be as many milbucks as answers(ie 5 answers to the correct one will be 5 bucks, etc.)

 

[Mwashu]

Cunningham

 

[silent driller]

Nope. We're looking for the MOTHER, not the FATHER.

 

[webs]

Sgt. Abigail D. Olmos

 

[silent driller]

Nope. It won't be an enlisted woman as enlisted people don't fly.

 

[webs]

oh, yeah, i forgot about that

 

[Jason Bourne]

Nope. It won't be an enlisted woman as enlisted people don't fly.

Well enlisted people can fly they just can't pilot, well it least they are not supposed to but i wonder if some enlisted personnel ever got bored* sometime and slipped a pilot 50 bucks or something.lol.

 

[RnderSafe]

I know. But I'm not telling. (Good question, Silent)

 

[webs]

Flora Belle Reece

 

[webs]

Ty Killen

 

[webs]

Babe Story

 

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Anne Marrow

Do not make back to back posts like this again - use hte edit function

 

[silent driller]

PM me... actually I'll PM you, no, no, no, and no(for the previous five answers).

 

[DiverVan]

Sarah Deal - First Marine Corps Female Aviator

 

[webs]

ha, i suck

 

[silent driller]

Sarah Deal - First Marine Corps Female Aviator

Yes sir, that is correct! Lemme give you some bucks.

...Six wrong answers plus one correct answer=7 bucks according to my cheapo system.

 

[03USMC]

Don't know as I'm a grunt.But you need to check your facts. The Marine Corps and the Navy had enlisted aviators up until early 1941. Flying Sergeants and Flying Petty Officers. As did the RAAF, RAF, RCAF.