What was Jacqueline Cochran's contribution to the war effort?

A: She was the nations first female pilot

B: she served as the chief of the Army Air Forces

C: She convinced the army to start a program for female pilots

D: She became the wars most decorated female combat pilot

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Landyn Logan

30 January, 21:36

What was Jacqueline Cochran's contribution to the war effort?

A: She was the nations first female pilot

B: she served as the chief of the Army Air Forces

C: She convinced the army to start a program for female pilots

D: She became the wars most decorated female combat pilot

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Malia Hanson · Answer 1

Answer: Option (C) : She convinced the army to start a program for female pilots is the correct option.

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Jacqueline Cochran's was an American pilot and served as director for women's flight training for the United States of America in 1942. She was the first woman to fly faster than sound on 18 May 1953. She was a pioneer in the field of women in aviation and one of the most prominent racing pilots of her generation.

What was Jacqueline Cochran's contribution to the war effort?A: She was the nations first female pilotB: she served as the chief of the Army Air ForcesC: She convinced the army to start a program for female pilotsD: She became the wars most decorated female combat pilot

What was Jacqueline Cochran's contribution to the war effort?

A: She was the nations first female pilot

B: she served as the chief of the Army Air Forces

C: She convinced the army to start a program for female pilots

D: She became the wars most decorated female combat pilot