Dorothy F. Scott Papers
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Seattle, Washington. Dorothy Scott, student, University of Washington.
Letter, Feb. 13, 1943
2-13-43
Dear Dad:
At last- I'm flying again. Wednesday I was put back on flying status, and I was receiving congratulations from nearly everyone. thursday A.M. I reported in and started being checked out. 1 hour and 45 minutes later I soloed and…
Letter from Dorothy Scott to her father, February 23, 1943
D. Scott WAFS
Love Field
Dallas, Texas.
Mr. Q. M. Scott
Aroville
Washington
Feb. 23, 1943
Dear Pop:
I must hurry and tell you about my trip yesterday. It’s hard to believe so much fun could be in so little time. First, in the morning…
Letter from Dorothy Scott to her mother, February 24, 1943
Feb. 24, 1943
Dear Mom:
I had the most exciting trip on Monday! One other girl and I took Bt's into Arkansas and I got to do all the navigating and did it fine, even with radio trouble.
There, being first girl-pilots, we were mobbed by people…
Postcard from Dorothy Scott to her father, March 3, 1943
WILSON MEMORIAL BRIDGE, JACKSON, MISS.—10
We went over this bridge- 3000 Over it
We’re heading still further east-
Home tomorrow again. Swish!
Love,
Dorothy
POST CARD
Mr. G.M. Scott
Auroville
Washington
Letter from Dorothy Scott to her father, March 6, 1943
D. Scott WASP
5th ferry group
Love Field
Dallas, Texas.
Mr. G. M. Scott
Auroville
Washington
NEW CASTLE ARMY AIR BASE
WILMINGTON, DEL
3-6-43
Dear Dad:
I’ve just finished another wonderful trip. Weather cleared Wednesday so…
Letter from Dorothy Scott to her father, March 25, 1943
D. Scott WAFS
5th s.q.
Love field
Dallas, Tex
Mr. Q. M. Scott
Oroville
Washington
3-25-43
Dear Dad:
It seems like I’ve skipped several days since writing last.
We’ve been on orders all this week to take At6’s east but the…