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Hey everyone, Ray here, and I've got a new book recommendation for you.

When Hazel Ying Lee's U.S. Army plane went down in a Texas field during World War II,

the farmer chased her around the plane with a pitchfork. First, because he thought she was Japanese,

and second because female flyers were only just beginning to fly in the Air Corps.

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American Fly Girl by Susan Tate Inkeny. Born in Portland, Oregon in 1912, inspired by Amelia Earhart and America's fledgling aviation

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