An Assessment of Naval and Marine Aviation Students' Attitudes Toward Women with Specific Reference to Naval Aviation.

Abstract : The attitudes of Navy and Marine Corps aviation trainees toward women on several factors, including acceptance into aviation training, are considered. The results, which indicate that the attitudes of naval officers are significantly more liberal than the college normative population, are discussed in terms of their utility in the successful implementation of women into military aviation, their effect upon male participation, and their significance in a time of an all-volunteer force and continuing need to recruit. (Author)