On The Wings of Legacy: In The Clubmobile with Erin Miller
New for September 2026
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41m
How do you define a legacy? For Erin Miller, it transcends generations; her mother, Terry Harmon was a Donut Dolly and served in Vietnam. Before that, her grandmother served in The WASP during WWII. Three women, three generations, all carrying a legacy. This week Erin joins us to tell the story of her grandmother, Elaine Harmon, the journey of her service, and the fight after WASP militarization that Erin and her mother Terry undertook to ensure that even in her death, Elaine was buried as part of the US Military and how that fight led her to write her first book, Final Flight, Final Fight. The coffee is hot and the sinkers are fresh, so grab your flight gear and taxi over to The Clubmobile!
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