Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Roberta Harper In leads Women 's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron World War II, Fact2: Roberta has to contend with impetuous sister Virginia Alford and other concerns such as affair involving Nadine Shannon, Fact3: fate befell father and brothers during 100th performance, Fact4: top-secret mission to deliver aircraft to Easy Queen Island With depression that appears to be way to prove worth to army superiors sets, Fact5: crashes and nearly after kills herself stealing aircraft to fly to army headquarters in Washington
Output (English): In World War II, Roberta Harper Loretta Young leads the Womens Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron WAFS, made up of 25 women who ferry aircraft across the United States allowing male pilots to be released for combat service. Despite their success, her commanding officer, Colonel Andy Brennan Richard Fraser says that her pilots may not be able to handle dangerous missions. Roberta also has to contend with her impetuous sister, Virginia Virgie Alford Geraldine Fitzgerald, and other concerns such as an affair involving Nadine Shannon Diana Barrymore, one of her pilots. Famous aerobatic pilot Gerry Vail Anne Gwynne, a member of The Flying Vails, is afraid that her 100th flight may be her last, a fate that befell her father and brothers during their 100th performance. Roberta assures her that her 100th flight has already taken place. The WAFS soon have a real tragedy when one of their own dies in a crash. With the depression that sets in among the women, a topsecret mission to deliver aircraft to Easy Queen Island, a front line air base in the Pacific, appears to be the way to prove their worth to their army superiors. Roberta is mortified when publicityseeking Virgie crashes her aircraft on purpose and is washedout by her older sister.N 1 Roberta accepts the blame for tolerating Virgies reckless behavior, and resigns from the WAFS. She then learns her husband Tommy Phillip Terry is missing in action. Virgie tries to make things right, but after stealing an aircraft to fly to army headquarters in Washington, crashes and nearly kills herself. Although the WAFS seems to be in disarray, a surprise announcement by Brigadier General Wade Samuel S. Hinds, a highranking Pentagon officer, changes everything. He informs Roberta, who has recently returned as their leader, that the unit is to be part of the military as the Women Airforce Service Pilots WASPS. The ferry mission to the Pacific has also been reinstated. As the squadron readies for their new mission, Roberta is reunited with her husband, who returned home safely. The squadron is finally able to take off and head to the Pacific to deliver muchneeded combat aircraft, including the latest fighter and bomber aircraft from American factories.