Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
When a World War II fighter was replicated at the New England Air Museum, it looked like any other Wasp-powered P-47. But there was one exception: the name “Norma” was painted on its side. Tracking down the aircraft’s pilot was the only way to answer one burning question: Who was the real-life Norma?
When a World War II fighter was replicated at the New England Air Museum, it looked like any other Wasp-powered P-47. But there was one exception: the name “Norma” was painted on its side. Tracking down the aircraft’s pilot was the only way to answer one burning question: Who was the real-life Norma?
