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| Satz graduated the F-35B Lighting II Pilot Training Program June 2019 and will be assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 in Iwakuni, Japan. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Ashley Phillips) |
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| Capt. Anneliese Satz puts on her flight helmet prior to a training flight aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Ashley Phillips) |
I hope she is capable and not just a diversity promotion (there have been some of those in the past, and the results were tragic).
I wonder what she looks like in a bathing suit.
Very trendy. 29 year olds should be creating a home, and having babies.
Great! Now she can retire and run for Arizona Senator.
Oorah, Marine!
Colonel, USAF (ret)
With the AV-8B, it was found that if the pilot spent some time in the Hornet, getting used to staying ahead of a jet before moving to the Harrier, there were a lot fewer 'Carolina Lawn Darts'.
Fly-by-wire, the great equalizer.
Our friends’ daughter has flown for the Navy for a long time. I have pictures of her when she was about eight coloring pictures in our house. Who knew she’d grow up to do that?
Fantastic accomplishment. I have the utmost respect for any fighter pilot. It takes, guts, brains and persistence.
Kudos to this lady!
Go Idaho!
How fashionable. Leathernecks to candyasses.
Nothing special just another Pilot ,right
First flight is “by yourself.” A woman would say that. LOL
It is a thrill. We called it “solo.” My first flight in an F-84F was solo and my instructor took off as my wingman. All flights were solo, they never built a two seater.
A long time ago, I have to add. LOL
It must be easy to fly.
Are we supposed to be happy about this? Turns out the first female Navy combat pilot was not well trained and died in a crash. Diversity strikes again.