WASP USAAF WWII
568th AAFBU Brownsville Air Field TX
She was the daughter of Frank Woods Lovejoy and Laura J Armstrong of Scarsdale, New York. Her siblings were Rosalind A Lovejoy Link and Dr Frances Lovejoy Timmons.
She entered AAF flight training on 06 April 1943 at Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas and graduated on 11 September 1943.
She was a ferry pilot and was stationed at Romulus Army Air Base, Michigan.
She was killed on a training mission in a mid-air collision near Brownsville, Texas in AT-6C #41-32182.
The inscription on her grave marker reads-
ALICE LOVEJOY
(WASP)
WOMAN AIR FORCE SERVICE PILOT
KILLED IN AN AIRPLANE CRASH
IN THE SERVICE
OF HER COUNTRY
SEPTEMBER 13, 1944
AT ST. PORT ISABEL CHANNEL
--TEXAS--
She was one of thirty-eight WWII WASPs killed while in the service of their country
568th AAFBU Brownsville Air Field TX
She was the daughter of Frank Woods Lovejoy and Laura J Armstrong of Scarsdale, New York. Her siblings were Rosalind A Lovejoy Link and Dr Frances Lovejoy Timmons.
She entered AAF flight training on 06 April 1943 at Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas and graduated on 11 September 1943.
She was a ferry pilot and was stationed at Romulus Army Air Base, Michigan.
She was killed on a training mission in a mid-air collision near Brownsville, Texas in AT-6C #41-32182.
The inscription on her grave marker reads-
ALICE LOVEJOY
(WASP)
WOMAN AIR FORCE SERVICE PILOT
KILLED IN AN AIRPLANE CRASH
IN THE SERVICE
OF HER COUNTRY
SEPTEMBER 13, 1944
AT ST. PORT ISABEL CHANNEL
--TEXAS--
She was one of thirty-eight WWII WASPs killed while in the service of their country
WASP USAAF WWII
568th AAFBU Brownsville Air Field TX
She was the daughter of Frank Woods Lovejoy and Laura J Armstrong of Scarsdale, New York. Her siblings were Rosalind A Lovejoy Link and Dr Frances Lovejoy Timmons.
She entered AAF flight training on 06 April 1943 at Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas and graduated on 11 September 1943.
She was a ferry pilot and was stationed at Romulus Army Air Base, Michigan.
She was killed on a training mission in a mid-air collision near Brownsville, Texas in AT-6C #41-32182.
The inscription on her grave marker reads-
ALICE LOVEJOY
(WASP)
WOMAN AIR FORCE SERVICE PILOT
KILLED IN AN AIRPLANE CRASH
IN THE SERVICE
OF HER COUNTRY
SEPTEMBER 13, 1944
AT ST. PORT ISABEL CHANNEL
--TEXAS--
She was one of thirty-eight WWII WASPs killed while in the service of their country
568th AAFBU Brownsville Air Field TX
She was the daughter of Frank Woods Lovejoy and Laura J Armstrong of Scarsdale, New York. Her siblings were Rosalind A Lovejoy Link and Dr Frances Lovejoy Timmons.
She entered AAF flight training on 06 April 1943 at Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas and graduated on 11 September 1943.
She was a ferry pilot and was stationed at Romulus Army Air Base, Michigan.
She was killed on a training mission in a mid-air collision near Brownsville, Texas in AT-6C #41-32182.
The inscription on her grave marker reads-
ALICE LOVEJOY
(WASP)
WOMAN AIR FORCE SERVICE PILOT
KILLED IN AN AIRPLANE CRASH
IN THE SERVICE
OF HER COUNTRY
SEPTEMBER 13, 1944
AT ST. PORT ISABEL CHANNEL
--TEXAS--
She was one of thirty-eight WWII WASPs killed while in the service of their country
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