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Richard’s Items:

1. Sources: US officials warned DNC of hack months before the party acted

2. Debbie Wasserman Schultz booed at chaotic Florida Delegation Breakfast

3. Michael Jordan breaks his silence on social issues, donates $2 million

4. Marissa Mayer’s payday: 4 years, $219 million

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Debbie’s Items:

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1b.

01c. Jackie and Amelia diving board

02. jackie exiting P-35

03. Hap Arnold

04. Nancy Love in jacket with Ferry command patch

05. ATA spitfire

06. Cornelia Fort

07. Jackie and Pauline Gower

08. Nancy Love uniform

09. Fifinella logo

10. Dorothy on P-38

11. WASP tow target

12. gun implacement

13. life magazine wasp

14. ladies courageous

15. Womens congressional gold medal

16. WASP 20Facts

17. The War At Home Graphic

18. The War at Home – Downloadable Document

Debbie Jennings

Debbie Jennings

Debbie Jennings has followed the WASP and their story since meeting her first Woman Air Force Service Pilot over twenty years ago. In 2004, Debbie spent nine months with the Seattle area Women Air Force Service Pilots developing the largest WASP exhibit in the country, located at the Seattle Museum of Flight. At the 2006 WASP Conference in Portland, Oregon, Debbie was a producer and interviewer for sixteen WASP interviews filmed by Vulcan Productions/Paul Allen’s Flying Heritage Collection. Additionally, Debbie was asked in 2007 by the local PBS channel to do a ten minute interview with a local WASP to be aired before the Ken Burn’s documentary series The Ward as Pacific Northwest War Stories. Through years of attending WASP reunions and developing friendships with WASP and their families, Debbie has unique access to materials and surviving WASP members who trust her. She has contact with General Hap Arnold’s grandson and other major character’s families to seek permission to use their stories. Debbie feels the time is critical to put this long-awaited project into motion.