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Born in 1893 and weighing only 3 pounds, Georgia (Tiny) was the last of seven daughters to George and Emma Ross in Greenville County, NC.\",[l]:\"2021-09-01T00:00:00.000Z\",[d]:/*#__PURE__*/a(n.Fragment,{children:[/*#__PURE__*/a(\"p\",{children:[\"\u200BThis is the story of Tiny Broadwick, the first woman to parachute from an airplane. Born in 1893 and weighing only 3 pounds, Georgia (Tiny) was the last of seven daughters to George and Emma Ross in Greenville County, NC. By age 12 she stood at a height of 5 feet and only 85 pounds, thus the nickname \u201CTiny\u201D was given and stuck. At age 15, Tiny was a single mom working twelve- to fourteen-hour shifts in a cotton mill hoping for a better job and a more meaningful life. As the Jones Carnival arrived in nearby Raleigh, Tiny was astounded by Charles Broadwick\u2019s World Famous French Aeronauts parachuting from a hot air balloon. Performers would ascend in balloons and parachute down towards the watchful crowds. She shortly joined the traveling troupe after approaching Charles and convincing him of her potential. In 1908 Tiny jumped from her first hot air balloon at the North Carolina State Fair, later to complete over 1,000 jumps in her life while traveling around the United States.\",/*#__PURE__*/e(\"br\",{}),/*#__PURE__*/e(\"br\",{}),\"Charles Broadwick soon adopted Tiny as his daughter, to ease travel arrangements and thus the creation of her stage name, Tiny Broadwick. Announced as the \u201Cdoll girl\u201D during performances, she began her career as an aerial skydiver and stunt girl while wearing a homemade \u201Clife preserver\u201D dressed in ruffled bloomers, a silk dress, ribbons in her ringlets, and a bonnet. 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While WWI was raging, many pilots were not able to escape from a falling airplane so Tiny was asked to display jumps from the Army\u2019s fleet of aircraft. On her fourth jump, Tiny\u2019s static line became tangled in the tail assembly of the airplane. Tiny cut the static line to a short length, free-falling to the ground and manually deploying her chute, proving that pilots could escape planes using a ripcord and return to the ground safely after bailing.\",/*#__PURE__*/e(\"br\",{}),/*#__PURE__*/e(\"br\",{}),\"Tiny\u2019s last jump was at age 29 due to problems with her ankles preventing her to continue her parachuting career. National Air Museum Director Philip S. Hopkins said, \u201CMeasured in feet and inches, her nickname \u2018Tiny\u2019 is obviously appropriate. Measured by her courage and by her accomplishments, she stands tall among her many colleagues \u2014 the pioneers of flight. 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