A history of women who were recruited as potential astronauts early in the space race and their attempt to be the first females in space. It tells of their success in the rigorous testing and training and then the ensuing resistance by the male dominated space program. The book offers information on ensuing NASA programs culminating with the successful integration of women in today's space program.
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"Space for Women" gives a fascinating account. -- Women in Aviation International
"Space for Women," shines a bright light. It is fascinating, frustrating, hopeful, awe inspiring. -- Women Pilot magazine
A great history of women who wouldn't settle for anything but moving straight up. -- American Association of Publishers
Easy to read, combining biographical snippels with historical commentary and personal anecdotes. -- Choice Magazine, November 2002
Freni tells the story of women who participated in the early space program. Heroine: Jeraldine "Jerrie" Cobb. Villain: John Glenn. -- Choice, November 2002
We applaud Freni for pushing past the Sally Ride history barrier and treading on sensitive NASA ground. -- Aviation for Women, November 2002
"Space for Women," shines a bright light. It is fascinating, frustrating, hopeful, awe inspiring. -- Women Pilot magazine
A great history of women who wouldn't settle for anything but moving straight up. -- American Association of Publishers
Easy to read, combining biographical snippels with historical commentary and personal anecdotes. -- Choice Magazine, November 2002
Freni tells the story of women who participated in the early space program. Heroine: Jeraldine "Jerrie" Cobb. Villain: John Glenn. -- Choice, November 2002
We applaud Freni for pushing past the Sally Ride history barrier and treading on sensitive NASA ground. -- Aviation for Women, November 2002
About the Author
Pamela Freni worked for Lockheed Martin Corporation in the aerospace industry for over 15 years she has worked with the Department of Defense and Federal Aviation Administration. She is the author of "Angels on the Bonfire," the story of the Texas A&M tragedy that killed twelve students. She lives in Upper Marlboro, MD.
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