Pilot, Danielle Aitchison, with partner Chris Hood look at weapons from past conflicts at the OMAR Landmine Museum in Kabul. Danielle flies in Afghanistan for The United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS). ...When asked about flying in a war zone, she says, "I'm just a normal average female. My job is maybe a little different to some, but I have the same feminine side as other women. I don't have any trouble going back to New Zealand relating to people. I'm just a regular...
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Pilot, Danielle Aitchison, with partner Chris Hood look at weapons from past conflicts at the OMAR Landmine Museum in Kabul. Danielle flies in Afghanistan for The United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS). ...When asked about flying in a war zone, she says, "I'm just a normal average female. My job is maybe a little different to some, but I have the same feminine side as other women. I don't have any trouble going back to New Zealand relating to people. I'm just a regular chick.".
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