Answer sheet to a multiple choice quiz over the theory of flight with questions 9-11 crossed out, and questions 1-8 and 12-20 are filled in. The name, date, and class number of Solange D'Hooghe are handwritten at the top.

Answer sheet to a multiple choice quiz over the theory of flight with questions 9-11 crossed out, and questions 1-8 and 12-20 are filled in. The name, date, and class number of Solange D'Hooghe are handwritten at the top.

Photostat copy of instructions for take-off, flight, and landing in an AT-6 aircraft.

Instructions for take-off, flight, and landing in an AT-6 aircraft.

Cockpit procedure for an AT-17 aircraft with a note on single engines handwritten on the back. S. D'Hooghe is written in the top right corner along with some calculations.

Pamphlet published by the Airlines War Training Institute to help flight crew members how to work together efficiently and safely, and the proper behavioral response to various emergency situations.

Instructions from the Bell Aircraft Corporation with cartoon illustrations meant to teach pilots about plane operation and safety. The issue covers synchronized engine and propeller control and how to properly and safely use and aircraft's firepower.

Instructions from the Bell Aircraft Corporation with cartoon illustrations meant to teach military pilots about plane operation and safety.

Blank booklet of itinerary charts for 1943.

A receipt from the Blue Bonnet Hotel in Sweetwater, Texas, totaling at $2.50 for a room.

Instructions for take-off, flight, and landing in a B-15 aircraft.

Instructions for take-off, flight, and landing in a B-15 aircraft.

Instructions for take-off, flight, and landing in a BT-15 aircraft. The initials, "S. D'H." are written in the top write corner in blue pen ink.

Take-off, flight, and landing instructions for a BT-15 aircraft. Solange D'Hooghe's name is printed in the top right of each page, with her WASP class number, 43-w-5, included on the first page.

Two maps printed on the front and back of a sheet of paper, the first of which is a Civil Aeronautics Administration map of federal airway communication stations. The second is an Army Air Forces student weather map with instructions for the student to fill in missing weather information. The map is filled in with blue lines and both yellow and blue highlighted areas. The student's name is Solange D'Hooghe, Squadron R, Section 1, dated to October 5.

Flight school class notes drawn and handwritten in pencil by Solange D'Hooghe.

Handwritten class notes and questions on aviation with lipstick marks on the page.

Newspaper clipping describing the death of Mrs. Helen J. Severson and Margaret Seip which occurred in a plane crash at Avenger Field, Sweetwater.

Newspaper clipping describing the weight of a pilot's body in an airplane leveling off at a high speed.

Newspaper clipping describing the details of a plane crash that occurred in Atlanta, Georgia due to a misinterpretation of the altimeter readings.

Document providing information regarding various types of cloud formation and how they affect aviation. A note is handwritten at the top of the first page on cumuliform and stratiform clouds and the initials, "S. D'H" are written in red int he top right corner. Notes are also found on illustrations in the document.

One page of a worksheet set on cloud types with questions six through nine, all which are answered in pencil.

Blank form from the Civil Aeronautics Administration for inspecting aircraft with a check list of tasks and evaluations to complete before taking off for flight.

Page #3 from a larger set that explains General Arnold's decision to employ Major Krick and why the Army felt the need have a way to predict weather patterns.