This site provides reference material and source links related to the aviation and professional career of Jacquelyn “Jackie” Parker Pilot (USAF) and manager in High Tech. The materials below point to independent, third-party sources and contemporaneous reporting.
Jackie Parker is retired. She previously served as a NASA Mission Controller at Johnson Space Center, an officer and pilot in the United States Air Force and later held senior leadership roles in the private sector, including Intel Corporation.
During her military career, she flew over 3000 hours in a wide range of aircraft and served as trainer, cargo, fighter, helicopter and test pilot roles. Her service included assignments at USAF/Air National Guard units, including USAF Test Pilot School Edwards AFB, 4950th Test Wing at Wright Patterson AFB, and the 129th Rescue Wing at Moffett Field, California.
Following her military service, Jackie Parker worked in senior management positions at Intel, including within Intel Capital’s Strategic Transactions Group, supporting initiatives across networking, autonomous driving, and federal–related programs.
Selected independent sources (click on each)
1. LinkedIn — Jackie Parker 2. Wings Over Kansas — Aviation Biography (through 1995)3. NASA Flight Controller (1979): Washington Post 4. Fly Girls’ Revolt — Eileen Bjorkman 5. Women in Aviation International — Jackie Parker 6. Leadership and Service Recognition — Kathy Lowrey Gallowitz (LinkedIn) 7. Instagram — Aviation History Reference 8. Deseret News (1989) — USAF Test Pilot School Graduate 9. Aerospace Museum of California Photo (Facebook)10. Order of Daedalians' Post (Facebook)
1. LinkedIn — Jackie Parker 2. Wings Over Kansas — Aviation Biography (through 1995)3. NASA Flight Controller (1979): Washington Post 4. Fly Girls’ Revolt — Eileen Bjorkman 5. Women in Aviation International — Jackie Parker 6. Leadership and Service Recognition — Kathy Lowrey Gallowitz (LinkedIn) 7. Instagram — Aviation History Reference 8. Deseret News (1989) — USAF Test Pilot School Graduate 9. Aerospace Museum of California Photo (Facebook)10. Order of Daedalians' Post (Facebook)