#Ensign Middleton

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RIP to Ensign Middleton, got erased from history "The Devourer of All Things Pt. 1"

[quasi-normalcy]

No, they're gone. Commander Tysess needs to bear the burden of being the only individual in the universe who remembers Ensign Middleton.

#903

Even though it wasn’t confirmed, I’d like to think that once the timeline was restored at the end of season two of Prodigy, everyone erased by the Loom returned.

[electronicwriter]

#Repost @deptvetaffairs ••••••• Born in August 1948, Barbara Allen Rainey continued the military tradition in her family by joining the Navy; she was both a daughter of a Naval officer and a sister to a U.S. Marine Corps aviator. In 1970, she joined the U.S. Navy and went to Officer Candidate School in Newport, Rhode Island. She then attended the U.S. Naval Flight Training School, where she completed her flight training in one year. On Feb. 22, 1974, Rainey graduated flight school at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas, and was the first female Naval Aviator in history. She served with the Pacific Fleet Squadron and flew C-1s in Alameda, California. She eventually became the first jet-qualified woman in the U.S. Navy and flew the T-39 Sabreliner jet. In November 1977, Rainey resigned from her regular Navy commission when she and her husband, John C. Rainey, who she met in flight school, found out that she was pregnant and expecting a daughter. While pregnant, she remained active in the Navy Reserve and qualified to fly the R6D, now called the Douglas DC-6. In 1981, the Navy experienced a shortage of flight instructors, and she went back to active duty as a flight instructor. She served with Training Squadron Three (VT-3), based in Florida at Naval Air Station Whiting Field, where she flew the T-34C Turbo Mentor. On July 13, 1982, while practicing touch-and-go landings with her trainee, Ensign Donald Bruce Knowlton, at Middleton Field near Evergreen, Alabama, Rainey’s aircraft lost altitude and crashed. Both Rainey and Knowlton died in the crash. She was 34. Rainey was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Her stone is inscribed “First Woman Naval Aviator. Loving Wife and Mother.” We honor her service. #HonoringVets #Veterans https://www.instagram.com/p/CbGTI7JvkSQ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[hi-im-the-doctor]

10 top female characters

I was - technically - tagged by @madfanboyinablueblog.

RULES: List 10 of your favourite female characters from 10 different fandoms, then tag 10 different people!

1) Donna Noble - Doctor Who

> I thought about this for a while because there were loads of female characters I could choose for Doctor Who, but Donna had something that just resonated with me from the moment I saw her.

2) Charlie Bradbury (Celeste Middleton) - Supernatural

> I agree, Jack, Charlie is just fabulous. As I’ve seen mentioned so many times, Charlie was the writers’ way of apologising to their fans for Becky.

3) Sarah-Jane Smith - Sarah Jane Adventures

> Okay so technically she’s a Doctor Who character but, in my opinion, she was amazing. I adored SJA when I was growing up, and still own all of the series on DVD. (I looked up to and admired Elizabeth Sladen when I was growing up.)

4) Marina (Number Seven) - I Am Number Four series

> We never meet Marina in the film because they only cover the first book, but she is just such a kind soul and she gets badass Legacies!

5) Claudia Donovan - Warehouse 13

> I don’t know how many people watched Warehouse 13, but Claudia was fabulous. Tech genius, she saves her brother from being trapped between dimensions, saves the Warehouse so many times and has a soft, gentle and kind soul.

6) Daisy Johnson - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D

> Beautiful. Strong. Orphaned, but still grows up to be a heavily family-based woman. Top notch hacker. Badass powers.

7) Alex Fierro - Magnus Chase and the Norse Gods

> Okay, so I admit that Alex is only sometimes a she. But when she is, she’s an absolute goddess!

8) Artemis - Percy Jackson and the Olympians

> Legend. Just an absolute legend. And I love that she has an army of AroAces!

9) Delenn - Babylon 5

> I love Delenn! I also love Ivanova, but I couldn’t pick both of them!

10) Sylvia Tilly - Star Trek Discovery

> I love the development of Tilly over the season! She goes from the young cadet who talks when she’s nervous, to an honourary ensign of Starfleet, having to pretend she’s her evil universe self, to an actual ensign being recognised for her aid in winning the war against the Klingons.

I tag:

@@threatening-you-with-a-spoon, @drawingtheseaonacuttlefish, @@pringlechild, @@gallihafry, @generousnutpatrol, @@force-that-enthusiasm, @enderham, @@unpanned-gold-in-every-ace, @@ginniewheezie, @@immawritethat.

[startrekprodigyfan]

It always amazes me when people say kids cartoons don’t have dark themes because frankly I think the concept of being erased from history to such a degree that nobody anywhere at any time ever will remember your existence is FAR more scary and horrifying than seeing a lot of blood and gore.

RIP to Ensign Middleton, got erased from history "The Devourer of All Things Pt. 1"