Dear Supporters, I am writing with incredibly exciting news! Representative Martha McSally of Arizona, along with Representative Susan Davis of California, has introduced legislation into the House (https://mcsally.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/us-rep-mcsally-introduces-bill-restore-inurnment-rights-wasps-arlington) and Senator Barbara Mikulski of Maryland and Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa have introduced legislation into the Senate (http://www.mikulski.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/mikulski-ernst-introduce-bipartisan-legislation-to-reinstate-inurnment-rights-for-women-airforce-service-pilots-at-arlington-national-cemetery) to secure inurnment rights for the Women's Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) in Arlington National Cemetery! Thank you again for your incredible support which has helped us reach this amazing milestone. We are very excited because if legislation is passed, it cannot be easily overturned by future administrations. Now I would like to ask for your support one more time. We want to ensure that your Congresspeople know that you support their efforts to amend the law which will allow these brave women access to Arlington National Cemetery when they take their final flight. Please visit the following website: http://letter2congress.rallycongress.com/698/send-emails-to-congress-on-any-topic/ Enter your Zip Code and click Submit. After my signature below, there is a template email for your Congresspeople. If you're comfortable, please also add your own thoughts on what it means to you to see these women honored as they should be. Enter your contact information and click "Preview Letters". Then click "Send Letters". We want to ensure your Congresspeople know the public supports overturning the Army's decision to exclude these brave women from Arlington National Cemetery. I hope my next update to you will be to announce victory! Kind regards, Tiffany Miller Granddaughter of Elaine Harmon, WASP Twitter: @tiffbmiller As a constituent, I am asking you to co-sponsor HR 4336, the WASP bill, if you are in the House of Representatives, and Senate bill S2437 if you are a Senator. The WASP were a brave group of women who provided substantial support and displayed tremendous bravery during WWII. They were true patriots and embody what it meant to unselfishly serve and protect the United States. These women sacrificed family, and in some cases their lives, to participate in the war effort, and they deserve to be eligible for inurnment at Arlington National Cemetery.