Background
Parker, Jacquelyn Susan was born on July 4, 1960 in Wilmington, Delaware, United States. Daughter of William Dale and Boots (Farthing) Parker.
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Jacquelyn Susan Parker
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Jacquelyn Susan Parker, American military officer. Achievements include first woman to be qualified in the F-16 fighter plane. Emergency medical technical, Clearlake, Texas; Member International Women's Air and Space Museum (charter member), Mensa International (life), Order of Daedalians, Veterans of Foreign Wars (life).
Education
Associate of Arts and Bachelor of Science, University Central Florida, Orlando, 1978.
Career
Controller space flight National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Houston, 1978-1980. Commissioned Second lieutenant United States Air Force, 1980. Advanced through grades to lieutenant colonel, 1992.
Test pilot Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, 1989-1992. Lieutenant colonel United States Air Force Reserve, since 1993. Major New York Air National Guard, 1993-1996, Washington State Air National Guard, 1996-1997, California Air National Guard, since 1997.
Corporation executive Intel Corporation, San Jose, 1996—1999, since 2006. Executive vice president WEB Doctor of Medicine, Clearlake, Texas, 1999—2001. Lieutenant colonel California Air National Guard, since 2001.
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Membership
Emergency medical technical, Clearlake, Texas. Member International Women's Air and Space Museum (charter member), Mensa International (life), Order of Daedalians, Veterans of Foreign Wars (life).
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Nationality
American
Education
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1978
Career
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1978 - 1980
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1980
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1989 - 1992
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1993
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1993 - 1996
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1996 - 1997
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1996 - 1999
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1997
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1999 - 2001
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Recipient Golden Eagle award American Academy Achievement, 1979, Kitty Hawk award Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, 1980, Sands of Time award, 1989, Key to City of Dallas, 1980, Key to Success award, 1986-1987. Named Pathfinder of Year, City of Lubbock, Texas, youngest grad of University Central Florida at age 17, 1st woman test pilot United States Air Force, 1989, Ground Breaker award 1st Lady Hillary Clinton, 1994.Recipient Golden Eagle award American Academy Achievement, 1979, Kitty Hawk award Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, 1980, Sands of Time award, 1989, Key to City of Dallas, 1980, Key to Success award, 1986-1987. Named Pathfinder of Year, City of Lubbock, Texas, youngest grad of University Central Florida at age 17, 1st woman test pilot United States Air Force, 1989, Ground Breaker award 1st Lady Hillary Clinton, 1994.