Marie Marvingt, Fiancee of Danger

Marie Marvingt's extraordinary life is marked by groundbreaking achievements, including setting the first women's aviation records and becoming the first female bomber pilot. She fought in both World Wars, disguised as a man during WWI, and contributed to the Resistance in WWII. An innovator, she invented the airplane ambulance and metal skis, and she was the first to survive a balloon crossing of the English Channel. Her diverse career as a journalist and her remarkable exploits led some to question the authenticity of her incredible story.