Margaret Gee, who flew with the Women’s Air Force Service Pilots, was one of two Chinese-Americans to fly with the organization during World War II. Gee served as a co-pilot on B-17 Flying Fortresses and TB-25 Mitchells on gunnery training missions. She also served as an instrument instructor for pilots returning from combat who needed their instrument rating recertified. (Courtesy Photo)
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