Vi Milstead Warren: WWII Aviator
Vi Milstead Warren
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Vi Milstead WarrenWorld War II Service, Air Transport AuxiliaryThe deHavilland MosquitoFlying Instructor and Bush PilotRecognitionLinks
First Canadian Chapter of the 99sVi Milstead Warren, Member of the Order of CanadaObituary, The StarA Lifetime Contribution to Aviation: Order of Canada for Vi Milstead WarrenWomen in Aviation - Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre
Vi Milstead Warren, 1941 portrait, Air Transport Auxilary, World War II details
Vi Milstead's interest in flying began early in her life, obtaining her Private Pilot’s Flight Test in 1939 at age 20. She followed up the next year with her commercial license. Fourteen months after that she acquired her Instructor’s Rating and began teaching at Barker Field in Toronto, the airfield where she first learnt to fly. In 1943 Vi Milstead left Canada for England to use her flying skills in the war effort during World War II.
Vi Milstead Warren postage stamp details
