Jacqueline Auriol - Wikipedia
Auriol was severely injured in a crash of a SCAN 30 in which she was a passenger in 1949—many of the bones in her face were broken—and spent nearly three years in hospitals undergoing 33 reconstructive operations. [1]
Woman's World: 'All Of Life's Stages are Fascinating' - UPI
Jun 18, 1982 · NEW YORK -- Jacqueline Auriol, the French test pilot who was the first woman to crack the sound barrier in a plane in level flight, says at 64 that all of life's stages are 'fascinating.' Her...
12 May 1951 - This Day in Aviation
May 12, 2024 · Mrs. Auriol, 33, is slim, boyish, has her hair cut short and usually wears slacks. She studied painting, but gave it up after her marriage in 1938 to Paul Auriol, private secretary to his father. Her face bears the marks of a flying accident in …
SWEET EXPLOSION IN THE AIR - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI.com
Mar 11, 2024 · Out of the cockpit clambered chic, handsome Jacqueline, daughter-in-law of the former President of France, Vincent Auriol. A well-wisher who had been clocking the flight rushed to the plane....
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Feb 11, 2024 · July 1949, Jacqueline Auriol was severely injured in crash of a Société de construction aeronavale (SCAN) 30 seaplane (a license-built Grumman G-44A Widgeon), on the Seine at Les Mureaux.
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Auriol was severely injured in a crash of a SCAN 30 in which she was a passenger in 1949—many of the bones in her face were broken—and spent nearly three years in hospitals undergoing 33 reconstructive operations.
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Aug 7, 2018 · Jacqueline was severely injured in a crash of a SCAN 30 in which she was a passenger in 1949—many of the bones in her face were broken—and spent nearly three years in hospitals undergoing 33 reconstructive operations.
Jacqueline Auriol-The first woman to attain Mach 2
Jacqueline was severely injured in a crash of a SCAN 30 in which she was a passenger in 1949-many of the bones in her face were broken-and spent nearly three years in hospitals undergoing 33 reconstructive operations.
* Jacqueline Auriol; France’s First Female Test Pilot
Feb 15, 2000 · But she was severely injured in a crash in which she was a passenger in 1949--many of the bones in her face were broken--and spent nearly two years in hospitals undergoing reconstructive...
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