She came from nothing—no money, no connections, not even a birth certificate. But Jacqueline "Jackie" Cochran rose through the clouds to become the most decorated female pilot in history.

In this thrilling episode of Murders, Mysteries, and Conspiracies, Glenn P. Clinger III unpacks the astonishing life of Jackie Cochran: a woman who shattered aviation records, commanded an army of female pilots during World War II, and became the first woman to break the sound barrier—mentored by none other than Chuck Yeager.

With the support of Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie helped launch the WASP program and redefined what women could do in war—and in the sky. But behind the medals and the headlines were rivalries, heartbreak, and a personal life filled with silence and sacrifice.

This isn’t just a story of flight. It’s a story of fight. And one woman’s refusal to be grounded.

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