Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Women of the sea

WiR redlist index: Women of the sea

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This is a Missing Articles worklist for Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red for women of the sea. It includes sailors, scientists and other women associated with the oceans and the seas.

International

• Women Divers Hall of Fame [1]

Australia

• Mary Carlin Cleaveland (1835-?) whaler and later boarding house operator [2], photo, [3], [4], [5], [6], Cleaveland (whaling family)
• Enid Nunn speed boat driver, later racing car driver[7]m [8]
• Sarah Ward (archaeologist) underwater archaeologist [9], [10], [11]

Greece

• your redlink here

France

• Véronique Garçon, winner of the 2017 Anton Bruun Medal for oceanography [12]
• Hélène de Tayrac (born 1968) founder of the Paris dive show. [13], [14]

Iceland

• Rósamunda Sigmundsdóttir (1868-?) Icelandic seal hunter [15], [16], [17]

Italy

• Serena Melani Cruise ship Captain [18], [19], [20]

India

• Sonali Banerjee (Allahabad)India’s first woman maritime engineer

Poland

• your redlink here

Portugal

• Isabel Marques da Silva, marine biologist working in Mozambique[21]

Puerto Rico

• Maria Rodriguez Denton first female US Navy officer from Puerto Rico [22]

South Africa

• Kerry Sink [23], [24], [25], [26], [27]

Sweden

• Catharina Ingelman-Sundberg author, marine archaeologist

Switzerland

• Margrith Ettlin Cruise ship Captain [28], [29], [30]

Thailand

• Pornnatcha Sankhaprasit, underwater archaeologist [31], [32], [33], [34]

United Kingdom

• Sarah Breton First female Captain for P&O Cruises [35], [36], [37], [38]

United States

• Kathryn Anne Burns (b. 1948), oceanographer[39]
• Mary Louisa Burtch Brewster/Mary Louisa Burtch/Mary Burtch, sailor's wife, [40]
• Juliet Eilperin (born 1971) journalist and writer. Winner of the 2011 Peter Benchley Ocean Award [41], [42], [43], [44]
• Lora Fleming scientist, Winner of the Anton Bruun Medal [45], [46], [47], [48], [49]
• Deborah Gernes US Navy 1st woman eligible as a commanding officer [50], [51], [52], [53], [54] (non-usable source [55] confirms H2O manager is same as Navy Cmdr)
• Caroline Mayhew (1801-1880) whaler photo, [56], [57], [58], [59], [60]
• Sharon R. Melin, wildlife biologist at the NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center; specialist on sealions[61][62]
• Melissa Omand, oceanographer[63][64][65]
• Emily Rogalsky, ocean researcher[66]
• Kate A. Sutton, manager of tugboat company, [67],

Military women of the sea

Norway

• Louise Didrichsen Norway's first female admiral [68]

Puerto Rico

• Maria Rodriguez Denton first female US Navy officer from Puerto Rico [69]

United Kingdom

• Winnifred Dakyns assistant director Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS) [70]

United States

• Ineva Reilly Baldwin (1904-2000), US. Coast Guard lieutenant from Wisconsin, [71]
• Beatrice V Ball Commander of the US Coastguard SPARS programme [72] [73]
• Jacqueline O. (Allison) Barnes Rear admiral [74]
• Trish Beckman Naval Flight Officer, helped to persuade the senate to repeal laws restricting women from combat [75]
• Ruth Hammond Broe Colonel, president of the Womens Marines Association 1972-4, post-humously awarded the WMA National Service Award [76] [77]
• Paula C. Brown"Paula C. Brown on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.

• Clare L. De Ceu, one of The Sacred Twenty (see this journal article, mentions in this book, and this report from the Judge Advocate)
• Priscilla B. Coe"Priscilla B. Coe on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Althea H. Coetzee"Althea H. Coetzee on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Cynthia A. Covell"Cynthia A. Covell on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Dawn E. Cutler"Dawn E. Cutler on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Phyllis Mae Dailey first black US Navy commissioned nurse [78]
• Sandy L. Daniels"Sandy L. Daniels on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Eunice Dessez first enlisted woman in the US Navy [79]
• Janet R. Donovan"Janet R. Donovan on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Marianne B. Drew Rear Admiral [80]
• Cynthia A. Dullea"Cynthia A. Dullea on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Kathleen M. Dussault"Kathleen M. Dussault on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Nancy A. Fackler Rear Admiral [81]
• Vera Ruth Filby WAVES member and NSA cryptographer [82]
• Moira N. Flanders"Moira N. Flanders on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Ann D. Gilbride"Ann D. Gilbride on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Robin L. Graf"Robin L. Graf on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Janice M. Hamby"Janice M. Hamby on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Pauline Hartington Rear Admiral [83]
• Deborah P. Haven"Deborah P. Haven on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.

Karen Harmeyer

• Karen A. Harmeyer Rear Admiral [84]
• Martha E. G. Herb"Martha E. G. Herb on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Estelle Hine, one of The Sacred Twenty. Some info in this book, and prior service in this book
• Valerie K. Huegel"Valerie K. Huegel on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Christine S. Hunter"Christine S. Hunter on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Maryanne T. Gallagher Ibach Rear Admiral [85]
• Cindy L. Jaynes"Cindy L. Jaynes on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Katharine L. Laughton Rear admiral [86]
• Rosanne M. Levitre"Rosanne M. Levitre biography". sameshield.com.
• Patricia Malone (aviator) (1924-2008), a NAVY WAVE, [87], [88]
• Mary Marshall (nurse) and Mary Allen (nurse) the first female nurses in the US Navy (war of 1812) [89]
• Rebecca J. McCormick-Boyle"Rebecca J. McCormick-Boyle on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Mary Magdalene Maga/Maggie Maga, aviator mechanic for the Navy, [90]
• Elizabeth M. Morris"Elizabeth M. Morris on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Elizabeth S. Niemyer"Elizabeth S. Niemyer on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Ann Claire Phillips"Ann Claire Phillips on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Sharon H. Redpath"Sharon H. Redpath on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Roseanne Roberts Navy's first woman helicopter captain [91]
• Jacqueline L. Smith Early female military air traffic controller in the navy and helped pave the way for future female ATCs. First woman to manage an air traffic control centre and first female FAA regional administrator. Founded Professional Women Controllers, Inc which now has 800 members.[92]
• Barbara Sweredoski"Barbara Sweredoski on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Cynthia Thebaud"Cynthia Thebaud on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Diane E. H. Webber"Diane E. H. Webber on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Patricia E. Wolfe"Patricia E. Wolfe on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.
• Maude Elizabeth Young"Maude Elizabeth Young on U.S. Navy Biographies". U.S. Navy.

Venezuela

• Carmen Melendez de Maniglia/Carmen Teresa Melendez Rivas/Carmen Rivas First female admiral [93] [94]

Needs work

• Mary Lacy, British sailor
• Hannah Snell, British sailor