Caroline Aigle

French soldier and fighter pilot

Caroline Aigle - Military & Warriors born September 12th, 1974
Born
Died

2007
19 years ago — 33 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

France

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Aigle served in the French Air Force, achieving the rank of fighter pilot. Graduating from the French Air Force Academy, she became one of the first female pilots to fly combat missions. Aigle participated in various military operations, demonstrating skill and dedication to her role. In addition to her military service, Aigle was an accomplished glider pilot, winning the French national championship in 1995. Her work significantly contributed to the integration of women in military aviation roles.

First female fighter pilot in the French Air Force

Winner of the 1995 French national glider championship

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