Question

columbia, in spring 1999, she took with her the hopes and dreams of a nation of young people here on earth. shes an energetic and slender woman with short, curly hair and friendly brown eyes. eileen grew up in a family with two brothers, a sister, and \two very supportive parents.\ her parents, jim and rose collins, describe her as a very ordinary person, a down - to - earth individual. shes very thoughtful - nobody handed her anything. everything she is today, shes earned. about high school, she said, \i began reading voraciously about famous pilots - from amelia earhart to women air force service pilots (wasp) who played an important role in wwii - their stories inspired me. i admired the courage of these women to go and fly into dangerous situations!\ by 1977, eileen had saved enough money to earn a pilots license and the following year graduated from syracuse university. with good grades, flying experience, and a letter of recommendation from her rotc supervisor, she became one of the first women to go straight from college into air force pilot training. that was by far the biggest break of my life, getting into pilot training. this is the point where eileen set her goals on staying competitive for becoming an astronaut. eileen is not only an astronaut, but also a wife and the mother of a young daughter. she met her husband pat, while they were flying c - 141s together in the military. it was while at the u.s.a.f academy that based on paragraph 4, what aspect of the other women pilots inspired collins? a the courage of female pilots b the role of amelia earhart in wwii c the stories of famous pilots d the impact of the military on females

Explanation:

Paragraph 4 mentions Eileen was inspired by the stories of famous pilots like Amelia Earhart from Women Air Force Service Pilots (WASP) during WWII. It emphasizes how these stories influenced her and other women, highlighting the impact.

Answer:

C. the stories of famous pilots